Thanks for the reply Giovanni. Is this behaviour of the close method on
Windows documented anywhere?
Regards,
Iker
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> On UNIX one can use popen* to get a pipe for reading, a pipe for
> writing, and the exit code of the child process via a call to close()
> on the last pipe. Is there any way, in principle, to simulate such
> behaviour on Windows? Some googling reveals that direct use of
On UNIX one can use popen* to get a pipe for reading, a pipe for
writing, and the exit code of the child process via a call to close()
on the last pipe. Is there any way, in principle, to simulate such
behaviour on Windows? Some googling reveals that direct use of the
popen* functions on Windows wi
