Process in Win32

[pjot]

Hi Lutz,



As of 8.7.5 there is new functionality in the 'process' statement: the stderr is redirected by default to stdout.



This creates a problem when communicating by 2-way pipes. It means that errors caused by the child process disturb the regular communication. My GTK-server does not show the GTK GUI anymore, when GTK errors happen disturbing the channel.



For Linux/Unix I can redirect stderr to a 3rd pipe. However, according to the docs this is not possible for Win32.



It means it would break all compatibility in situations where newLisp wants to communicate with a child process, and this child process generates errors.



For the GTK-server this can be solved by importing the DLL version now. But for other situations I guess there is a problem.



Is there a way to implement this 3rd pipe for stdout also for Win32?



Peter

[Lutz]

For Win32 the treatment of standard error has never changed, it always was redirected to stdout.



The additional option to redirect std-error to a differemt channel was only added to Linux/Unix.



Lutz

[pjot]

Ok thanks!



Peter