IF i redirect stderr to stdout in a ksh script the output is not interleafed as it happens but rather appears to come in chunks (buffered from separate buffers). How can I get perl to output stdout and stderr to the same output file as they happen - would make debugging so much easier, e.g.,

 script.pl > script.out 2>script.out

would result in output like

error1
error2
error3
abc
def
ghi

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What i want is

abc
def
error1
error2
ghi
error3

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where error1 and error2 occur after def and before ghi, and error3 after ghi, and the errors are perl generated errors

Thanks

In reply to interleaf stdout stderr to a file by hg2

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