Ivan Novick wrote: > Do you know how to stop gcc from printing the messages below? > > make[1]: Entering directory `' > make[2]: Entering directory `' > make[2]: Nothing to be done for `' 'gcc' is not printing those messages. They are printed by 'make'. Those messages are used to track which files produced errors and warnings from the compiler. You can disable those messages, and also disable the ability of editors and other IDE programs to track what files produced what errors, by using the --no-print-directory option to turn it off. make --no-print-directory Bob
