From: trout AT sci DOT fi (Antti Harju)
Subject: Re: Catching g++ error output
18 Apr 1997 12:05:02 -0700
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At 01:11 18.4.1997 -0600, you wrote:
>Is there any way to capture the error output from g++ when it fails on a 
>compile?  Sometimes, a few simple typos or minor bugs can generate more 

In 4DOS (not in command.com):

command >& filename    To redirect standard output and standard error to a
                       file or device
command >&> filename   To redirect standard error only to a file or device

You can get a handy scrollable/searchable list with

gcc <params> |& list/s

	-trout

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