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Subject: Re: make within VIM, error message lost in quickfix.
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Hi,

On Dec 3, 3:11=A0am, "Wayne Wang" <broc DOT  DOT  DOT  AT gmail DOT com> wrote:
>
> I'm used to work with bash and vim in DJGPP, but I always have some probl=
em
> when compile the souces in VIM.
> I set shell to bash in vim, and when run :make, I want the compiling erro=
r
> could be directed to quickfix window.
> However, only the standard outputs were displayed in the quickfix, compil=
ing
> errors were displayed in the screen from error output.
>
> So, please, anyone know how to let all the outputs displayed in the quick=
fix
> window.

I haven't ever used VIM for compiling, so I can't say what the best
answer is. However, GCC prints errors on stderr, which by default
probably isn't being redirected. Bash should support "2>" or ">&" or
just use DJGPP's Redir.exe (e.g. "redir -eo gcc blah.c -o blah.exe" or
"redir -eo make").

Is that what you meant? For VIM specific questions, you could also ask
on news://comp.editors as they are obsessed with it over there.