Re: help spawning/executing a command line utility

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Jeffrey Holle <jeffreyholle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> I'm using gcc v4.0.1 on Ubuntu Linux.
> 
> I want to incorporate calls to command line utilities in my C++ for
> test purposes.  These utilities require parameters, but return no
> information to my C++ program.
> 
> I can't find the proper function to use.  spawn/execute/pexecute?
> 
> All I've found in my /usr/include directory is spawn.h, and it
> includes a bunch of functions starting with posix_.  Before I start
> playing around with these "undocumented" functions, could somebody:
> 
>   - tell me the easiest way.
>   - the necessary library to link to.
>   - where any online documentation is located at?

This is not a gcc question.  It is a general Unix programming
questions.  gcc-help is the wrong mailing list for this sort of
question.

You probably want to look into the execve() or system() calls.

Ian

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