Hi,
I haven't tried this, but i guess that you can use the standard DOS
redirection character '>' :
palm-coff..... params sourcefile... > C:\myverylongerroroutputfile.txt
However, I want you to take a look at an integrated development environment
called PilotMAG http://members.tripod.com/pericak
It delivers the (often rather overwhelming number of) errors in a separate
window, and clicking on each line brings you to the relevant line in the
sourcecode.
Another advantage is the form designer. However, the editor is a bit
limited.
PilotMAG is not free, but very reasonably priced.
I'm a newbie in Palm programming, and this has helped me a lot.
Peter Christiansen
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Fra: Thomas Ward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sendt: 16. september 1999 18:29
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Emne: GCC/Error Redirection
Sorry to bother you all, but I have looked everywhere, and can't find the
answer to this stupid question. I'm using GCC on Windows98. My code has some
syntax error, and it's causing approximately 8475089754089745 error messages
to be written to my DOS window before I can hit PAUSE. Is there any way to
redirect the standard error output to a file rather than to a screen? Or to
pause when the screen is full? Or a way to tell GCC to show me only the
first 10 error messages? Thanks.
