Hi, It looks like the redirection of stdin/stdout/stderr under VS 2008 Local Windows Debugger does not work for native code. I have just installed VS 2008 Pro under WinXP, created Win32 MFC console application with default settings, added to its code a single line cout << "Hello World" << endl; After that in Debug configuration added to Configuration Properties/Debugging/Command Arguments line the following: > output.txt and set a breakpoint to the last line, return nRetCode; When I ran the application, it stopped at the breakpoint and the console window displayed one line: Hello World (which by itself is an evidence that no redirection has occurred); after I selected Debug/Continue the application exited without creating the output.txt file. This is very inconvenient and different from VS2005 behavior. The description of the redirection here http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/kcw4dzyf.aspx states that "This page is specific to Microsoft Visual Studio 2008/.NET Framework 3.5" Does this mean that the redirection of stdin/stdout/stderr under VS 2008 Local Windows Debugger does not work for native code by design? (I haven't tried a dot-Net application.) Thanks. Dmitrii
