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No -Xstddout?

I'm trying to set up VIm to compile my java files (OS X 10.2) and one of the suggestions was to pipe errors to stdout instead of stderr so that VIm could help me jump to the errors, but when I try to use -Xstdout I get an invalid flag warning.

login% javac -Xstdout hack.java
javac: invalid flag: -Xstdout

Tried "man javac" and it would suggest that -Xstdout would work. Here are some snippets from the man page:

-X Displays information about non-standard options and
exit.

-Xstdout
Sends compiler messages to System.out. By default,
compiler messages go to System.err.

-X pulls up an invalid flag as well.

Am I missing something? I realize they're nonstandard flags (by defn) but man makes me expect they should be there.

Alternately, anybody want to slide me a newbie VIm user's tutorial for compiling with javac from inside of VIm? :^) The whole make, makeprg, errorformat bit is a little less than straightforward for me right now, I'm afraid.

Thanks, and now back to Google...

Ruffin Bailey
http://myfreakinname.blogspot.com/
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