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From: Jim <jim@micronetics.com>
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Subject: Re: Redirect gcc >file
Date: Tue, 22 Apr 1997 23:20:23 +0100
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Ken Lam wrote:
> 
>         Thats because errors get written to stderr.
> 
>         Try gcc >& gcc.err
> 

> Thanks for the tip but it doesn't seem to work: if I use
> 
>   gcc loadsave.c >& gcc.err


	humm, works for me.  
	I was redirecting stderr from make but that shouldn't make a
difference.    >& just redirects stderr   > redirects stdout.

	Are using the standard command shell?

	Ahh......  Im using ndos.  Maybe thats why it works for me.

	Try 4dos or an alternative.  

	Regards

	Jim

> 
> I get
>   gcc.exe: gcc.err: file not found
> 
> and a file of zero size called `&' gets created.
> 
> L