On 07/10/02 08:38 +1000, Sisyphus wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Piers Harding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > > > It might be worth thinking about giving varying degrees of the output > > depending on command line options, or CONFIG directives.
Yes. I think some evironment variables might come to the rescue here. Which, of course could also be config directives too. > Actually - now that I take the time to think about it - I don't see any > problem with altering "$make > out.make 2>&1" to "$make". Not a bad idea. I'll have to play with it. It at least should be an option. > Just tried it and it seems to suit me fine. The build directory is still > specified and I can go straight to the xs file if I need to. I think the most important things you want to see are error messages and then the C code that caused them. Dumping the C to the screen is proabably not what you want. But an option to copy the .c file into the current directory might be ok. > > I'll keep with that change so long as no problem surfaces. But perhaps it's > not to *everyone's* liking. Well, I think it's at least better than the current situation. Let's play with this. I'll put some stuff in the next release. It might be a couple days. I'm working on a secret side project. :) Cheers, Brian
