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Redirecting Output of Debugging Windows

#1933
From: Gary Kipnis
Date: Sun, 29 Oct 1989 17:03
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Hi, when using debugging version of windows to test my programs when an
error occurs windows tries to write to the serial port where a monitor
should be connected.  I don't have a second monitor connected so is there a
was to redirect this debugging output from the serial port to some file
on the disk?
The main reason for doing this is that windows doesn't let me do anything
untill it successfully writes to the serial port and I just have to reboot
the machine.

Thank you for any information,

gary
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From: kipnis@janus.Berkeley.EDU (Gary Kipnis)
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Subject: Redirecting Output of Debugging Windows
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Date: 29 Oct 89 17:03:45 GMT
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