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In <1d9g03INNq53@golem.wcc.govt.nz> dennis_c@kosmos.wcc.govt.nz writes:

>I know this must have been asked 1000 times before, but I haven't been
>able to find the answer.  I would appreciate it if someone can just
>point me to the relevant information.

>How can I redirect (or just suppress) output from a program that is
>going to stderr rather than stdout?

>I have a program (no source code) that insists on writing liberal
>amounts of information on what it's doing on the screen.  Redirecting
>stdout only gets rid of some of the verbosity.  I know stderr can be
>redirected if the program is called from within another program, but
>I don't want to do that because space is at a premium.

Well, you can probably write a small ASM program which redirects stderr to
NUL, and only use about 1/2 K of memory.
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