How to keep a command output window in vim -

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What I see is a separate window compared to an existing window which puts the output of the command in the same buffer . So I can execute: 

 : php%   
 and view the output in a lower partition window. This is usually seen in most of the graphical editors I used.  
 Note:  
     
  1.  Do not want to switch back the current window  
  2.  Not every time creating a new buffer ("Output" buffer I have to reuse)  
  3.  I do not want to be able to see the output directly in a register.   
     will flow:  
       
    1.  Open Vim session session ...  
    2.  Edit a file  
    3.  One Perform simple make-typing commands  
    4.  See command output in the output window   
        without  having hundreds of new buffers and switching between windows.  
       Do I have tried so far ... that is not satisfactory ... sending output to file, turning on Autorud, opening buffer on that file, it works but I have to start autodetection for all files. Do you have a bit of trouble ... Is there a way to turn on Autodune for a buffer / file?  
       Thank you for your help.   
       
       
       It seems that you are looking for a window of the VIM. I use it, and, like this:  
       : set makeprg = php \%: make: copen   
       
       Additionally, You can use the option to distribute the cursor in the first line with errors.  
       : set errorformat =% m \ in \% f \ on \ line \% l   
       For more speed, I have  F5  is mapped  created :  
       : nnoremap

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