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add command INSIDE batch file to generate text log (launched by double click) Advanced thanks to anyone who is stopping by to read this. Here's my scenario: SCENARIO ISSUES Although the file and commands work perfectly for my needs, the results are too long for cmd (even after maximizing buffers in cmd settings); by the time the last command is executed, I can no longer scroll back up to the first commands -- cmd has purged them due to a space limitation. GOAL I would like a way for all of the above to continue as-is (even if I can't read all the way up in CMD) but also to add a command INSIDE the .bat file to SIMULTANEOUSLY output all results to a text file (exactly what appears onscreen: successes, failures, errors -- EVERYTHING) Does such a command exist? Also, if anyone knows a workaround to running out of space in cmd, I would love that too. Thanks again! < Such a command does not exist. You have to use tee, GNUWin or batch version. ...

Java compiler and its cmd output I cannot send output of JAVAC command in command prompt to a file with javac >f.txt & f.txt command. It creates only a 0byte file. javac >f.txt & f.txt you're using unix? then javac ... 2> out.txt should do it – nicksheen Jul 1 at 2:40 No i am using windows – SRIVISHNU BHARAT Jul 2 at 1:03 1 Answer 1 The problem is that javac writes compilation error messages to standard error rather than standard output. Try this: javac $ javac 2>f.txt YourClass.java By clicking "Post Your A...

Show CPU usage in LabVIEW (?) [on hold] I want to get the current value of the CPU usage (%) in LabVIEW. Actually i have found a VI which monitors the processor history, but it seems to be wrong. I tried to modify the VI to get just the current value of CPU usage (I mean just one point), but again it shows a wrong result. I also tried to get CPU usage using cmd " wmic cpu get loadpercentage " command, but every time I run the VI, CPU reaches up to 100 %. So does anyone know a simple way to programmatically (or another way) get CPU usage value? Thank you This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason: By what way does it "seem to be wrong"? It would also be nice to embed the LabVIEW code (image) into your question... – aschipfl 23 hours ago @aschip...

“is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file” "is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file" - Windows 10. I'm getting this error when I type - driver or drivers or bat or command or make - at the prompt. Please Help. check your environment variables that is the folder containing the command file is not found in any of the folder locations specified in the PATH variable. (E.g. PING.EXE is located in C:WindowsSystem32 but C:WindowsSystem32; is not found in any of the folders specified in the PATH variable.) – Archit Goyal Jun 29 at 17:26 Thanks. Environment Variables has C:WindowsSystem32; I don't know how to specified in the PATH. – Cesar Pinto Jun 29 at 17:40 ...