From: camorgan AT amoco DOT com
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Date: Thu, 12 Dec 96 08:45:35 -0600
Subject: Simple question...
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I am using DJGPP for DOS (under DOS 6.21) and like it very much.  
However, being the imperfect programmer that I am, I rarely get clean 
compiles the first time and it is not uncommon for me to get more than 
one screen's worth of compiler messages.  Thus, I have a need to put the 
diagnostic messages in a DOS file so I can scroll back and forth and 
peruse them at my leisure.

I have tried every way I know to redirect the compiler diagnostic 
messages to a file; e.g.,  

  gcc test.c -o test.exe >test.lst,
  gcc test.c -o test.exe 2>test.lst,
etc.,
 
but all my redirection efforts seem to be ignored; the output still 
comes back to the screen. 

I looked for a fair amount of time at the DJGPP documention and couldn't 
see any compiler options, etc., that might address how to do this.  

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Clayton Morgan
Amoco Corporation
e-mail: camorgan AT amoco DOT com