Subject: Re: Suppress compiled message

From: Nicos Angelopoulos <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2000 11:01:08 +0100

hi, 

there are two ways i know of, 

1. redirect your unix output with something like, 

	 pl -g main. -o a.out -c words.pro >& /dev/vull

	(or to a file if you think there are other errors)

2. be inderict in loading the source,

pl -g 'load_files(words,[silent(true)]),main,halt. -o a.out

	(in the above i assumed you renamed words.pro to words.pl,
	 if you dont want to do that you need to put escaped ' 
	 around words.pro, or such like )

i dont know if the above do exactly what you want
but they should give enough of a lead

regards
nicos

On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, Andreas Kaltenbrunner (Dipl.A.Leitsch) wrote:

> Hello
> 
> How can i suppress messages of type 
> 
> words.pro compiled, 0.03 sec, 70,032 bytes.
> 
> after commands of type
> 
> pl -g main. -o a.out -c words.pro
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> Andreas Kaltenbrunner
>