• James Dunne (7/7) Apr 13 2005 Yeah that's about it. A -q or -quiet option should shut the compiler up...
• Matthew (8/19) Apr 13 2005 Maybe you could write a simple app to discard stdout and display
• James Dunne (7/27) Apr 13 2005 It's only the gcc thousands_of_dot_o_files.o -lmylibrary -o some_output ...

James Dunne <jdunne4 bradley.edu> writes:

Yeah that's about it.  A -q or -quiet option should shut the compiler up.
Really, all I want is for the annoying gcc compile line to not be displayed - I
only need the error output from dmd itself.  It's very distracting in a Makefile
where everything else I build is quiet unless an error occurs.  BTW, I work with
D primarily on Linux.

Regards,
James Dunne

"Matthew" <admin stlsoft.dot.dot.dot.dot.org> writes:

Maybe you could write a simple app to discard stdout and display 
stderr?

Obviously that's based on the assumption that GCC puts its errors to 
stderr, which it may well (and correctly) not do. (Since a compile 
error is not, usually, an error in the compiler <g>)

If that fails, you could always write a filter using regex to do it.

"James Dunne" <jdunne4 bradley.edu> wrote in message 
news:d3kmrn$2ueo$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Yeah that's about it.  A -q or -quiet option should shut the 
 compiler up.
 Really, all I want is for the annoying gcc compile line to not be 
 displayed - I
 only need the error output from dmd itself.  It's very distracting 
 in a Makefile
 where everything else I build is quiet unless an error occurs. 
 BTW, I work with
 D primarily on Linux.

 Regards,
 James Dunne 

James Dunne <jdunne4 bradley.edu> writes:

It's only the gcc thousands_of_dot_o_files.o -lmylibrary -o some_output line
that bugs me.  It really should be a compiler option to quiet this.  dmd is the
program that outputs this line when it calls gcc.  gcc doesn't output anything
but linker errors, and usually nothing at all.

In article <d3kona$2vh4$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Matthew says...
Maybe you could write a simple app to discard stdout and display 
stderr?

Obviously that's based on the assumption that GCC puts its errors to 
stderr, which it may well (and correctly) not do. (Since a compile 
error is not, usually, an error in the compiler <g>)

If that fails, you could always write a filter using regex to do it.

"James Dunne" <jdunne4 bradley.edu> wrote in message 
news:d3kmrn$2ueo$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Yeah that's about it.  A -q or -quiet option should shut the 
 compiler up.
 Really, all I want is for the annoying gcc compile line to not be 
 displayed - I
 only need the error output from dmd itself.  It's very distracting 
 in a Makefile
 where everything else I build is quiet unless an error occurs. 
 BTW, I work with
 D primarily on Linux.

 Regards,
 James Dunne 


Regards,
James Dunne