Not sure if anyone cares too much since I doubt this will come up
very often, but on the off chance it does I came up with a
solution that will at least work for me.
In my C/C++ code I created two variables; std::ostringstream
outputStream and std::string outputString. outputStream is what I
used to redirect the underlying ostream, and then I made a
function as follows:
const char* getOutput()
{
outputString = outputStream.str();
outputStream.str("");
return outputString.c_str();
}
And then in my D code(after linking it to my C code) I do one of
these after I know something was written to the ostream:
stderr.write(text(getOutput()));
This way I can redirect stderr wherever I want and still send the
contents of the ostream to the same place.
