On Mon, Jun 02, 2008 at 05:30:16PM +0530, Mani kandan wrote:
>We are migrating unix application to windows. We have converted the
>Unix samp.sh file to samp.bat for windows. While converting samp.sh
>file we have used some unix command in samp.bat file.We have installed
>SFU to support those unix command. We are using some cygwin exe
>also.We have installed cygwin also. In my application we have one
>senario that one cpp file have system command, and we have created exe
>with MSVC++. But when i run that exe
>
>I got the error message that "The system cannot execute the specified
>program". Then I have created sample.exe which is having the system
>command. If i run the following senario it is working
>
> (1) Only SFU installed in Windows 2003 server
> (2) Only CYGWIN installed in Windows 2003 server
> (3) Without SFU and CYGWIN in Windows 2003 server
> My doubt is
> (i)If Cygwin and SFU was together, that time I can't execute the
> system command? Why ?
> (ii) With cygwin only ( Without SFU) How we will make a grep
> command to execute?
>
>Here is my sample code
> #include <stdio.h>
> #include <stdlib.h>
>
> int main ()
> {
> int i;
> printf ("Checking if processor is available...");
> if (system(NULL)) puts ("Ok");
> else exit (1);
> printf ("Executing command DIR...\n");
> i=system ("dir");
> printf ("The value returned was: %d.\n",i);
> return 0;
> }
I don't understand why you wouldn't just use samp.sh unchanged from
Unix without changing it to a .bat file and use either product the way
it was designed without SFU with cygwin binaries or vice versa.
But, unless this is just a simple PATH environment variable problem, i'm
sorry, but we're really not going to be helping you debug problems with
a combination of both Cygwin and SFU. They are competing products and
there really is no reason to use them in conjunction with each other.
cgf
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