Piping OUTPUT from 1 script, and using it as INPUT for a different script

[jeremy duncan]

I wish he would use C since I don't know command. Or is that command part of the compiling done in C?

[stahta01]

I wish he would use C since I don't know command. Or is that command part of the compiling done in C?

This whole post was not really a C programming question; it was a question on how to invoke multiple C programs and use pipes and redirection during the command invokes.

Tim S

[CommonTater]

I wish he would use C since I don't know command. Or is that command part of the compiling done in C?

You don't know how to use the DOS or Shell command lines?
Best learn... it's an integral part of knowing what you're doing as a programmer.

[astral]

I wish he would use C since I don't know command. Or is that command part of the compiling done in C?

Hi, I tried to do it in C, however I found it too difficult, I ended up trying to create child processes for each execution of file and feed results to parent. I attempted to keep the entire program in C, but it ended up becoming too time consuming & I'm always using freeBSD, so portability doesn't bother me. Even windoze users can install a UNIX type shell on there system, so I guess this works for all anyway.

But in the end I did the most simplest thing possible, and use the OS's functions instead of C, and it's more efficient as well :P