Hi
U can use the "system" function, is an ANSI C API, can be used for this
purpose.
>From the C /C++ lang progranm u can call this way: system("ls -l");
This will invoke the Shell ( generally /bin/sh) and gives it . Subsequently
shell runs the command and
returns the exit status of the child process i.e ls -l.
With thanx and regards,
Ramakrishna kvv.
"Yash Dayal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/04/2002 01:11:44 AM
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Subject: [ilugd]: how to pass c output to shell??
hello shell script gurus
i have this query,
i want to redirect the output of one c program directly to the shell..
eg:
test.c
void main()
{
cout << "ls -l"
}
I want the output of test.c to be passed to shell ..how do i do that.
one way I found was
./test > tempFile
chmod +x tempFile
./tempFile
is there a direct way to do the above?
Yash
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