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When compiling with gcc version 2.2.2 and NOT using the -c flag,
gcc tells the assembler to use filename.o where filename.c was the
source file.  My understanding is that all temporary files that are
used by gcc are suppose to be unique.  However, sometimes I get a
conflict on filename.o when I simultaneously compile two versions
of the same source file with different output files (using the -o flag).
I think a more "unique" name should be chosen to replace filename.o.

Ross Johnson