> I'm now using gcc and vim and want to do the same thing. I've
worked out
> that vim can read in the error messages using the -q option
(quickfix)
> but how (the hell) do I send the gcc error and warning messages
to a
> file?!
How about the good old,
gcc (whatever you want here) 2> annoying_gcc_errors_file
Jeff
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