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- From: softbase@mercury.interpath.com (Scott McMahan - Softbase Systems)
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- Subject: Re: Help, question on Visual C++ 4.0?
- Date: 24 Mar 1996 16:19:49 GMT
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- John A. Gesualdi (jgesuald@projo.com) wrote:
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- : I'm learning C programming on my Linux system using a gnu compiler.
- : Recently I purchased Microsoft Visual C++ 4.0 development system, I'm
- : not trying to learn C++ or MFC peogrammigng , I just wanted a compiler
- : that runs under win.
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- Talk about overkill! VC++ 4.0 just to compile C programs?
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- : Under Unix I can use the script commamnd to record the compiling
- : session and record program output when run, this output goes to a file
- : that I can print out, this way I can turn in my homework. Does anyone
- : know of a way to capture/print the output of compiling a source file
- : and running a program with Visual C++ 4.0 ? My programs are basic
- : single source file which use the console application or basic
- : stdin/stdout interface.
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- You really have many options. Here's two I recommend:
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- 1. Generate EasyWin applications, and use the built in cut & paste to
- capture the finished output to something that will print it out.
- EasyWin will cut & paste by default.
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- 2. Generate console mode Win32 applications. Use normal I/O redirection
- to pipe the output into a file. Or, even better, use something like
- Programmer's File Editor which can run a console mode program and
- capture all the output.
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- Scott
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