From: dan AT no DOT spam
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Seeing errors from gcc in DOS
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Hi,

I'm running gcc version 2.95.3 in a Dos window on Win '98.

There's a syntax error in my program that's generating a ton of errors. The
problem is, the first error - the cause of all the calamity - scrolls right out
of the window.

I've tried piping the output to more ( gcc -c -Wall cname.c | more ). No luck.
Keeps flying by.

I've tried redirecting output to a file. ( gcc -c -Wall cname.c > e.txt ). It
creates e.txt, but it's blank.

I've tried redirecting stderr ( 3>e.txt ). Ditto.

In every case, the errors just pour forth and scroll off the window.

How can I see my errors?!?! Help!!!!

- Dan