From:	waxmud AT sprynet DOT com (Tom 7)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	So many errors. Redirect stderr?
Date:	Sat, 11 Jul 1998 21:40:54 -0400
Organization:	Tantamount Industries
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Gurus,

   Sometimes I get a huge amount of errors (usually a typo in a struct 
definition after not compiling for a while) compiling with gcc from the 
command line -- so many that anything useful is scrolled pages and pages 
off the screen. In unix I've got an alias to redirect stderr to more in 
these situations, but I have no idea how to do this in DOS. The solutions 
to this problem that I see are:

   1. Use RHIDE
   2. Do intensive #if 0   commenting in the code to find the error 
without too many popping up
   3. Move the program to a unix box and

   None of these options are very tasty.

   My question is: How can I redirect stderr to a file or a screen-at-a-
time program like more?

   I'd appreciate an e-mail cc to twm(a)andrew.cmu.edu.

   Thank-you!

   Tom 7

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