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Article #27035Lattice C and BCS
From: rjd
Date: Wed, 27 May 1987 18:54
Date: Wed, 27 May 1987 18:54
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A question for the floor: I have Lattice C 3.03 and B C-Shell. I want to
redirect my error messages to a file on the default diskette. Lattice
provides this capability, as does Beckmeyer's C Shell. Unfortunately...
When I am using C from within BCS and attempt to do this, the result is
two cherry bombs, and a file that contains a happy message from C saying that
the compilation was successful. (Even though there should be billions of
errors reported.)
What I suspect is happening is that the I/O redirection from Lattice and
I/O redirection from BCS are colliding - resulting in the reported error.
Is there a way around this? I like the BCS environment, and don't want to
give it up, but I also want to be able to capture my errors. Are there
any suggestions? For reference, the command line I am using from
within BCS is:
lc >errors.lis -gd:/bin/
which, according to the Lattice manual, should be ok.
- Rob DeMillo
Brown University - Planetary Science Group
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