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From: "Michael Sisco" <michael DOT sisco AT qtiworld DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Redirecting GCC's Errors Message.
Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 10:21:51 -0600
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gcc sends its output to stderr, not stdout, and DOS' > redirector doesn't
redirect stderr.

Use redir.exe in the djgpp directory.

Hope this helps,

Michael

"Pedro Izecksohn" <izecksohn AT yahoo DOT com> wrote in message
news:001601c19e8a$a314a840$dbe0a0c8 AT rjo DOT virtua DOT com DOT br...
>    Hi, Sorry for that I ask too many questions. I'm only a few days in
this
> list and I already asked 2 questions, and this is my third. Thank to all
you
> that answer the questions of the beginners in this list.
>    Now let me write my problem:
>
>    How is it possible to redirect the errors message that is outputed from
> GCC at the standart output, to a file ? Because
>
> gcc -Wall -o test.exe test.c > errors.txt
>                           or
> gcc -Wall -o test.exe test.c >> errors.txt
>
> do not works.
>
>    It is needed when there are too many lines in the errors message, and
the
> screen runs and it is impossible to read the begining of the errors
message.
>
>
>
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