>> This is not an option in the slightest.  A -mwindows application cannot
>> interact with the console it was invoked from!  That means that all such
>> compiled applications would have no I/O when invoked from the command
>> line unless redirected to a file.  Try compiling "int main() {
>> puts("hello world"); }" with -mwindows and running it from a windows
>> console -- you get nothing.  -mwindows applications are expected to
>> either have no console I/O or to explicitly create a new console
>> themselves.  What isn't possible is to attach to the existing console
>> that it was run from.
> 
> ... i have to prove you wrong!

So it seem, i was wrong. I didn't say anything.

Sorry for the noise.

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