I apologize, my phrasing tends to be confusing when I'm in a hurry. Combine
that with not being a native English speaker and there you have it. I'll
attempt to articulate my predicament more accurately.
I am building an application. Based on the state of checkboxes, radio
buttons, edit boxes and IP controls, the application will compose a "command"
string that varies parameter-wise every time the application is run. This
string changes during the execution of the program from the beginning to the
end and a separate process needs to be launched every time the command
changes.
system(command); doesn't do that for me and I haven't been able to make
ShellExecute() do it properly either. I did ponder launching in different
threads but I'm a novice programmer and I'm not good at concurrent
programming.
Is there another solution? All I need is several processes being launched
simultaneously in parallel to my parent program.
Thank you.
"David Wilkinson" wrote:
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Paul:
Well, I'm not quite sure what you mean, but you could make these system() calls
from worker threads in your application.
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David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP