How to see compilation progress?

If you're compiling a large application (say with hundreds of source files), you may want to see the progress of compilation as it goes along.

To do that, simply add "--verbose" option to rim compiler:
rim -q --verbose

The result may be something like this, i.e. showing the steps (such as analyzing source files in the beginning and Making the executable at the end, as well as each individual source file):
RimStone: Gathering source files.
RimStone: Analyzing source files.
RimStone: Making aff-rows.rim
RimStone: Making after-handler.rim
RimStone: Making arr.rim
RimStone: Making arrsrv.rim
RimStone: Making arun.rim
RimStone: Making b64.rim
RimStone: Making before-handler.rim
RimStone: Making begin.rim
RimStone: Making books/library.rim
RimStone: Making brstr.rim
RimStone: Making callh.rim
RimStone: Making callsub.rim
RimStone: Making cbool.rim
RimStone: Making cdir.rim
RimStone: Making check-hyphen/def-var.rim
RimStone: Making cont.rim
...
RimStone: Making somef.c
RimStone: Making str.c
RimStone: Making command-line executable
RimStone: Making server executable
RimStone: Made DEVEL executables


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