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how to write stderr in a subroutine log file?..

perl 5.6.1 in win2000:

my program uses a subroutine which will write log file. i will call that sub routine like this
&log_message("the file $inputfile opened");

what should i do to write the stderr on the same log file itself..

i tried to pass the stderr to the subroutine like
&log_message(\*STDERR);
and
&log_message(*STDERR) ;

but no use.,

dont know what to do...
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