From: burger AT Mailer DOT Uni-Marburg DOT DE (Christian Burger)
Subject: Re: Redirecting gcc output.
To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1993 08:54:18 +22311043 (CES)
Cc: stefan AT cs DOT ualberta DOT ca (Stefan Kremer)
Organization: University of Marburg, Germany

> 
> I have been trying for some time to redirect the output
> of gcc (compiler error messages) to a file which I can
> process later.  I am compiling long programs with LOTS
> of errors :( and would like to be able to let the compiler
> process, and later get a list of all errors.
> 
> A standard redirect (">") doesnt work (because gcc outputs
> to stderr, perhaps?).  Can I do this in a DOS environ?
> 
Three solutions which work for me:
1. Get 4dos. Then redirect with >& 
2. Install a utility redirecting printer output into a file
   and use ^P
3. Install a screen scrolling buffer like scrollit and simply
   save the whole output (also the pages scrolled away) into
   a file afterwards.

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Christian Burger, Dept.of Phys.Chemistry, University of Marburg, Germany
e-mail: burger AT mailer DOT uni-marburg DOT de,  (Phone|FAX): +49(6421)28-578(9|5)