I use the MS compiler from the command line (VS 2008), and whenever it compiles one source file, it prints the compiled source file. Is there a way to avoid this useless print ?
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It sounds like you're using the /E switch which prints the source to the std output after it's run through the preprocessor.
There's no way to suppress that message with a switch (see also this thread).