Hello,
I believe the option "--g++-only" made you potentially think that it is
selecting the compiler, but it is not. It's only good if you previously had
Nuitka generate C++ source code, then it won't do it again and call the C++
compiler to link it.
It's mainly for debugging or testing enhancement on code generation, you
shouldn't use it.
I will admit, it's not well named.
Also, when you compile a directory, it will compile the package if it is one, or
look for the __main__.py if there is one, but I suspect that is not what you
were trying to do, were you? You would have to compile them individually and
specifiy "--exe" for each.
So, for one, I will take the opportunity, and consider if "g++-only" should be
available outside of development checkouts, at minimum I shall detect the
situation, and raise a proper error message.
Yours,
Kay
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