Hi Dr. Hojer, It's not in the GCC manuals, because it's not a GCC issue. It's an issue of your shell and your operating system. Assuming you are using a bash shell (or one similar enough), do one of these: g77 code.f >report.txt 2>&1 g77 code.f >report.txt 2&>1 That ties the stderr to the stdout destination. (Note, because of buffering, sometimes the different outputs will be combined with funny interleaving.) Warning: it's IMPORTANT to tie the two together AFTER having redirected the stdout. Order matters. Alternatively, you can capture the stdout and stderr outputs to separate files: g77 code.f >code.out 2>code.err If you are using MS-DOS or MS-Windows' CMD shell, I'm not sure of the syntax. If you are using a Microsoft OS, I recommend Cygwin <www.cygwin.com> for your shell needs. HTH, --Eljay
