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You need to redirect the stdin to file to get the out put of someprogram, eg:<br />
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timex someprogram 1&gt;&gt;somefile<br />
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or :<br />
to get output of timex:<br />
timex someprogram 2&gt;&gt;somefile
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You need to redirect the stdin to file to get the out put of someprogram, eg:

timex someprogram 1>>somefile

or :
to get output of timex:
timex someprogram 2>>somefile

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To save out of timex and someprogram to seperate files you do:<br />
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timex someprogram 1&gt;&gt;prgoutput &nbsp;2&gt;&gt;timexoutput
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To save out of timex and someprogram to seperate files you do:

timex someprogram 1>>prgoutput  2>>timexoutput

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I did what yuzh wrote but it gives me an error saying Ambiguous output redirect. 
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I did what yuzh wrote but it gives me an error saying Ambiguous output redirect.

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I want to run a program and be able to redirect memory usage of the program into a file. eg. timex someprogram &gt;&gt;&nbsp;somefile<br />
However, when I do that, the output of the program goes into the file not the output of timex. <br />
Also, I need a command to capture memory usage.<br />
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rsshetty
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I want to run a program and be able to redirect memory usage of the program into a file. eg. timex someprogram >> somefile
However, when I do that, the output of the program goes into the file not the output of timex. 
Also, I need a command to capture memory usage.

rsshetty

Redirect program related command output to file

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