Specifying multiple command line arguments prevents all output

[michaelainsworth]

E.g., using -w, -t and -c together cause no output to be written. Likewise, -w and -t (without the -c compiler option) still causes no output to be written.

[zyedidia]

I don't see why you would ever want to use -w and -t together since that is equivalent to providing neither flag. No output being outputted with -c on is correct behavior because the -c option is just for checking errors.

Let me know what your use case is and I might well want to change the behavior.

[michaelainsworth]

I think you should be able to. E.g., the program first weaves the documentation together (with -w), then tangles the code (with -t), then compiles the code (with -c).