Unable to find system.h

[FX]

i need system.h to execute dos based commands. but i`m able to find
system.h anywhere. whichever i found wasnt correct. plz lead me to the
correct file
Any Help will b appreciated

[John Harrison]

FX wrote:

i need system.h to execute dos based commands. but i`m able to find
system.h anywhere. whichever i found wasnt correct. plz lead me to the
correct file
Any Help will b appreciated

You need stdlib.h to execute 'dos based commands'

#include <stdlib.h>

int main()
{
system("del *.*");
}

system.h is not a standard C++ header file.

john

[osmium]

"FX" <ta*****@gmail.com> wrote:

i need system.h to execute dos based commands. but i`m able to find
system.h anywhere. whichever i found wasnt correct. plz lead me to the
correct file

That include file should be the part of any valid C, or old C++, compiler.
You problem is not a C++ language problem so please post to a group that
discusses your compiler.

[Jack Klein]

On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 10:33:01 -0800, "osmium" <r1********@comcast.net>
wrote in comp.lang.c++:

"FX" <ta*****@gmail.com> wrote:

i need system.h to execute dos based commands. but i`m able to find
system.h anywhere. whichever i found wasnt correct. plz lead me to the
correct file

That include file should be the part of any valid C, or old C++, compiler.
You problem is not a C++ language problem so please post to a group that
discusses your compiler.

There is no standard C header file named "system.h". The standard
library function system() is prototyped in <stdilb.h>, and also, in
C++ only, as std::system() in <cstdlib>.

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