svgalib and redirecting stdout

I run a linux program from a DOS prompt on my (windows) host machine
using ssh <targetMachine> programName.

The program uses the svgalib graphics library.
std::cout commands print on the DOS window until svgalib's vga_init()
is called.
Then I see [svgalib: allocated virtual console #10].

After this my program draws some graphics on the linux target's screen
and my windows host's DOS window no longer prints any std::cout
commands.

Is there any way I can keep std::cout commands appearing on my host
DOS window?

Thanks.

.

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