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Sujet : Re: [Caml-list] Howto execute a command without the "cmd"
windows opening?
De : Alain Frisch
Pour : matthieu.dubu...@gmail.com
Date : Wed Nov 04 2009 13:22:01 GMT+0100 (CET)
> Matthieu Dubuget wrote:
>> Is there any way to run a
Matthieu Dubuget wrote:
Is there any way to run a program and get the process status without
using cmd.exe ?
Did you try Unix.create_process?
Alain
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That's a bit hackish but you can also try to change the COMSPEC
environment variable which points to cmd.exe by default.
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> If i find a way to read the exit status of the process…
Pass a PROCESS_INFORMATION structure to CreateProcess (in order to get the
hProcess for the process you created) and then use GetExitCodeProcess[1]. You
can use WaitForSingleObject passing hProcess to it if you need to block until
the pr
>> It's been on my todo list to wrap the CreateProcess Win32 API function[1] in
>> a C stub function - someone else may have done this (possibly in
>> ocaml-win32[2] or something like that), though. The API is very simple (most
>> parameters will be NULL) so the stub would not take long to write.
> It's been on my todo list to wrap the CreateProcess Win32 API function[1] in
> a C stub function - someone else may have done this (possibly in
> ocaml-win32[2] or something like that), though. The API is very simple (most
> parameters will be NULL) so the stub would not take long to write.
>
>
> The problem is that a "c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe" windows pops up:
> I'd like to avoid this.
Both Sys.command and Unix.system use cmd in order to provide command line
parsing (it gives the closest equivalent to the Unix version - except for
the usual quoting weirdness of cmd as compared to bas
Hello,
I'm trying to run a separated program from an ocaml program (linked with
"-subsystem windows" flexlink option). I'm using mingw flavour of Ocaml.
The program to run separately is also an ocaml program, linked with
"-subsystem windows".
The problem is that a "c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe" w
