* There are other ways to capture the output of a compiler (or of any running program). You can run the compiler within the emacs editor, which then gives you a simple command to move from error message to error message, automatically bringing up the source code file on the line cited in the error message. This works with both the UNIX and the MS Windows ports of emacs, and is the technique I use myself. Vim, the "vi improved" editor will do the same.
* Finally, in UNIX there is a command clalled "script" that causes all output to your screen to be captured in a file.
Just say
script log.txt
and all output to your screen will be copied into log.txt until you say
exit
* script output can be kind of ugly, because it includes all the control characters that you type or that your programs use to control formatting on the screen, but it's still useful.
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