MonoDevelop - how to view stderr from compilation?

Question

I use MonoDevelop and MonoTouch to create a project, but whenever a compilation error occurs in gcc, it simply says (on the tab "Build output"): "The process has completed with code 1, the command: ..."

The problem is that I do not see what error gcc gave. It looks like stderr is either ignored or placed in a log file somewhere.

I thought I could open gcc / stderr output if I copy this command to the terminal window and run it, but it will not compile because some of the files on the command line were temporary files that installed MonoTouch, and they were deleted after MonoDevelop attempts to build.

I tried:

• Configuring the durability of the protocol for diagnostics under MonoDevelop-> Settings-> Build
• Running mdtool on the command line with -v and it does not show me any gcc output
• Adding --stderr = / Users / myname / somefile.txt on the mtouch command line under Project Settings → iPhone Build-> Extra Arguments

.. None of these things work.

So, how can I get stderr output from gcc when mtouch starts it?

Answer 1

Add "-v -v -v" to the "Additional Arguments" for your build configuration in the iPhone Build settings.

Answer 2

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