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breadontoast
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Compilation without Log File

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Hi,

I want like to compile a *.tex file to a PDF without(!) the log file. Is it possible to tell PDFLaTeX it should not create it?

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localghost
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Compilation without Log File

Post by localghost »

As far as I know not on TeX Live. you can find out on the command line by invoking the help for the compiler engine.

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latex -help
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This yields every possible command line option that you can give to the compiler to influence its behaviour during the compilation process.

But even if, since the log value contains extremely valuable information about the complete compilation process, it is far from being advisable to turn off its generating.


Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten
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