Good day to everyone.
I would like to know how to "call" a unix program using C++.
Any info is greatly appreciated.
Thanks...
Good day to everyone.
I would like to know how to "call" a unix program using C++.
Any info is greatly appreciated.
Thanks...
open up a terminal and type `man 3 system`
Or just check the FAQ
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Thanks...
Being a newbie is hard...
Being newbie doesn't mean to have everyone else do the research and work for you.Originally Posted by UlyssesVien
You'll never get anywhere if you have to have your hand held for such trivial "problems".
system()
Hi
But fork() then exec() is prefered to system()
neither of which are standard functions.Hi
But fork() then exec() is prefered to system()
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They are standard to posix which is pretty standard on most distros
posix is the standard for unix libs.
if a function is in the posix libs then it will be on any unix like system, other than windows nt.
