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From: jsalter@slo
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Subject: Re: Blasted 8 digit error codes!
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Date: 11 Oct 90 17:23:44 GMT
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In article <30993@netnews.upenn.edu> reilly@scotty.dccs.upenn.edu (G. Brendan Reilly) writes:
>
>All of this has been an interesting discussion, but it appears that
>after taking the steps outlined that it is still the case that error
>messages from the C compiler come out in multi-line format.

>How do I make the C compile put out single line error messages that
>the next-error in EMACS can grok?  

I doubt very much that you can.  Having worked extensively with the C compiler,
unless you make your own error message catalog, I don't believe that you
will be able to get rid of those messages. 

If you do a:

	dspcat /usr/lpp/msg/C/xlc*msg.cat

you'll get a feel for the various messages the C compiler can put out.  It's
a LOT!

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