Re: redirect g77 output into a file under windows xp

kern.matthias@xxxxxx wrote: 
I like to redirect the g77 compiler output into a file under windows
xp. I tried it by adding ">output.txt" behind the g77 command in my
Makefile. By running the makefile the ouput.txt file gets created but
is empty. Does anyone know how to handle this?
cheers Matthias

g77 *.f > output.txt 2 >& 1
should do it in bash or Windows 2000/XP shell.
.

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