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From: jpg AT cs DOT waikato DOT ac DOT nz (J P Griffiths)
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Subject: Re: Redirecting error messages into a file
Date: 28 Oct 1995 00:02:44 GMT
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Shawn Hargreaves (slh100 AT york DOT ac DOT uk) wrote:
: The problem is, 
: when I compile with a command like 'gcc test.c > errors', the output 
: doesn't get redirected properly.

Hi Shawn,

  Try using the "redir" program in the bin directory.  It has options
to redirect stdout (-o file) and stderr (-e file) from a process.
Instead of  "gcc test.c >errors" try:

  redir -o out.txt -e errors.txt gcc test.c

This should sort it out.

Hope this helps,
              Jon.