Thanks all for taking the time to help me out. I
finally got the problem resolved. It appears that PHP
was trying to use cygwin1.dll and could not find it.
I am not sure why; I didn't think I even need
cygwin to run php w/ Apache. Once I put a copy of
cygwin1.dll in my system32 directory, my c++
.
Thanks Ernest for your suggestion.
I tried you idea with forward and backward slashes and
nothing seem
to change. I still see the return_var of 128. PHP is
trying to tell me what
the problem was, but I am unable to find what 128
means. Any idea as
where the the "return_var" for the "system" and "ex
At 00:00 09.11.2002, Ladan Pickering said:
[snip]
>When I look at the program (hello.exe) under cygwin.
>I see that the "x" bit is set for all. As far as I can
>tell anyone is permitted to execute this program.
[snip]
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> Very good question Mike.
> In my hello.cc file, I have a cout to the stdout and
> I open a file and write a couple of line
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> > I have tried escaping with backslashes and also
> tried
>
Very good question Mike.
In my hello.cc file, I have a cout to the stdout and
I open a file and write a couple of lines to it. The
reason I believe it is not running is that when
the .php file is running from the cli, I see my
"cout" and the file (test.txt) that I open is created
and my lines are
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> I have tried escaping with backslashes and also tried
> forward slashes with no luck. I believe my path
> specificati
I have tried escaping with backslashes and also tried
forward slashes with no luck. I believe my path
specification is correct because I can look at
different directories.
$cmd = "dir c:\abc\efg";
system ($cmd, $errCode);
Correctly display the content of "efg", and the
errCode is 0;
I think the
My question is how do you know it's not running? If it really is a "hello
world" application, where do you want the output to go? To the browser?
That's pretty involved. Try making it write to a file and see if it
contains any output after execution.
Mike
"Ernest E Vogelsinger" <[EMAIL PROTEC
At 15:30 08.11.2002, Ladan Pickering spoke out and said:
[snip]
>I am unable to execute my c++ program from within PHP when it runs as a
>cgi in Apache.
>I am able to run:
>
>$cmd="dir c:\abc"
>system ($cmd, $errCode);
>
>and see the content of the directory
escape your backslashes:
$cmd = "c:\\abc\\hello.exe";
Ladan Pickering wrote:
I am unable to execute my c++ program from within PHP when it runs as a
cgi in Apache.
I am able to run:
$cmd="dir c:\abc"
system ($cmd, $errCode);
and see the content of the directory, but I don't seem to
be able
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