Use binary output folder as the compiler's working directory #89
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This should prevent MSVC from dumping it's object files in the project's root directory.
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* Use the `outputDirectory` as the compiler's working directory
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…R files (pull bytedeco/javacpp#89) * Execute the `cppbuild.sh` scripts within the Maven build lifecycle, can be skipped with `-Djavacpp.cppbuild.skip` (pull #175)
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My root java project was getting filled with intermediate objects when using the MS compiler. This makes the compiler put it's object's in the architecture-specific directory. It may require updates to javacpp-presets to include only .so/.dll/.dynlib.
Open Question:
An alternative would be create a temp directory somewhere and then delete the files when the compile completes