I have managed to capture output in a gchar pointer, but if I try to do something with it, my app just segfaults.
Any solution is welcome.
Snippet on how I have managed to capture output included below:
gchar *output;
gchar *commandline;
gchar *prefix2 = "Eterm -e wine ";
[...]
gchar * commandline = g_strjoin(NULL,prefix1, " disasm ", filename, NULL);
gtk_progress_bar_set_text (progress, "Disasembling");
g_spawn_command_line_sync (commandline, &output, NULL, NULL, &myerror);
Filename is retrieved with filename = gtk_file_chooser_get_filename (GTK_FILE_CHOOSER (dialog));
Help needed! I know how I would have done it in perl, but with glib & c I'm clueless. I need to have it done in a cross platform frinedly matter too. Putting > in commandline didn't help either.
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