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Each import in .idl file generate following output:
64 bit Processing file.idl
Because of that I have two pages of output for every idl file processed. Is there any way to reduce this flood? Ideal for me is that same what c++ compiler do – only one line of output with input file name if there was no warnings or errors.
I have tried /nologo and /W0 switches, but it didn’t helped. Any ideas?
Unfortunately those printf lines are unconditional – they are always printed out.