04-27-2017
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Originally Posted by
jim mcnamara
Writing to stderr is dependent on the environment of the process doing the actual write() call. A child process may possibly have a different view of what the #2 file descriptor points to.
Thanks for the input. If the errors return, I guess I will have to look into it a bit more. I actually don't think I need any of the output to the terminal because I am specifying an output file in the call. I could probably just redirect everything to /dev/null.
LMHmedchem
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