dah, thanks brian
it's missing sh.exe on the system.
--- Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The One wrote:
>
> > Well, I'm runing the program on computer that does
> not
> > have cygwin installed. I just put a copy of the
> > cygwin1.dll in the windows path.
>
> How do you expect this
The One wrote:
> Well, I'm runing the program on computer that does not
> have cygwin installed. I just put a copy of the
> cygwin1.dll in the windows path.
How do you expect this to work if you don't have Cygwin installed? At
the very least you'll need /bin/sh and /bin/ls, since system("foo")
Hi,
Well, I'm runing the program on computer that does not
have cygwin installed. I just put a copy of the
cygwin1.dll in the windows path.
My typo, I do have it like this
system("ls -la c:\\mydir >
c:\\mydir\\tmp\\lookup.txt")
as I mentioned in my post, the same program runs in
other compute
Hi,
Well, I'm runing the program on computer that does not
have cygwin installed. I just put a copy of the
cygwin1.dll in the windows path.
My typo, I do have it like this
system("ls -la c:\\mydir >
c:\\mydir\\tmp\\lookup.txt")
as I mentioned in my post, the same program runs in
other compute
The One wrote:
> I have this C program running on windows xp and it's
> calling system("ls -la c:\mydir >
> c:\mydir\tmp\lookup.txt") to list "mydir" and pipe the
> result to a file "lookup.txt" the subdirectory "tmp".
Well for one thing, in C if you want a backslash in a string constant
you need
Hi
I have this C program running on windows xp and it's
calling system("ls -la c:\mydir >
c:\mydir\tmp\lookup.txt") to list "mydir" and pipe the
result to a file "lookup.txt" the subdirectory "tmp".
For some reason it's not able to create the file
"lookup.txt" on this particular computer. The
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