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- From: sasdxk@skyhawk.unx.sas.com (Dave Kolb)
- Subject: Re: Win32 equivalent of popen()
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- Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 15:59:29 GMT
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- In article <1eav9tINNor9@armory.centerline.com>, cparker@centerline.com (Charles Parker) writes:
- |> How does one do the equivalent of popen() in NT? I want
- |> to start another process, but make sure that it's stdin
- |> and stdout are pointed to pipes which the parent
- |> process has the opposite ends of. This is such an obvious
- |> and standard thinq that I am sure it must be possible.But
- |> how? To avoid confusion, I will say that the child process
- |> is totally unknowing, and thus can perform no initialization
- |> of this sort on its own.
- |>
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- |> Charles Parker Phone.(800) 669 9165
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- There is a good example of doing this in the \q_a\samples\inherit
- directory on the CD and in the SDK Prog Reference Overviews book.
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