verbose drivin me nuts

[overburn]

how do i disable gcc's verbose? i've searched the net but to no end. it just drives me mad.. instead of spending cpu cycles on outputting information i don't need , i want it to just output errors and warnings...

[yemista]

what kind of output are you trying to ignore? The only output I get from gcc is warning and errors.

[AJ]

Hi,

If you are using a makefile, start each call to GCC with '@', which will suppress echoing each command.

Cheers,
Adam

[JamesM]

how do i disable gcc's verbose? i've searched the net but to no end. it just drives me mad.. instead of spending cpu cycles on outputting information i don't need , i want it to just output errors and warnings...

If it's outputting anything, it should be attended, not >/dev/null 'd. There should be no reason to supress that output.

[overburn]

i meant echo only errors and warnings , and output the rest in the log file, not suppress everything
thanks aj

[Solar]

If you don't want to touch the Makefile itself for some reason, 'make -s' does the same.