From: Michael Feldman Subject: output redirection in version 2 To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu (DJGPP List) Date: Sat, 17 Dec 1994 15:51:37 -0500 (EST) Hi! Is there any plan to find a clever way to redirect stderr and stdout to _different_ files in version 2? This is what's done in Unix and OS/2. We are running into this in 1.12 in trying to build a GNAT programming environment that will let us pick up error messages and position the cursor at the error location. This causes problems if we are also creating a listing file, because GNAT (Unix-ly) sends the listing to stdout and it is unreasonable to change that policy just for DOS. Using the "2r1" option in go32 gets us the information we need, but now it's interspersed with the listing because both stderr and stdout are sent to the same file. We can post-process the listing to extract the error messages, but it's rather kludgy. This is a mess in the DOS shell environment, but is it a feasible fix for version 2? BTW - if the djgpp community thinks a DOS-ish, Turbo-like copylefted editor is a good idea for the other djgpp languages, not just GNAT, we are early enough in development to think seriously about this. Thanks! Mike Feldman PS - this must be an FAQ but it's not in the FAQ file. Where is the documentation of the various go32 options? I can't find it in the djgpp info directories either.