If you are using MS-DOS (and Windows Console and
Unix),
the easiest way of redirecting your all printf and fprintf is
to
add this in the beginning of your
program:
freopen("wherestdoutgoes.txt", stdout);
freopen("wherestderrgoes.txt", stderr);
This way, you can keep a record of all the text
generated by your program
using printf(...) and fprintf(stderr, ...)
including system errors.
You may chose to only redirect stderr only since
stdout is for
normal screen output.
"Antwan Williams" <antwan799@attbi.com> wrote in
message news:b1c24i$19g1$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Does anyone know how to scroll up and down in a MSDOS command
prompt window?
> If I print a list or my program has a lot of bugs in it
and runs through the
> whole screen, what can I do to see the all the
errors that are not in the
> immediate window?
>
>