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How to capturs system() output
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In my c program, i call the system("pgrep -c thttpd"); the return value is //-- 0 - One or more processes matched the criteria. //-- 1 - No process matched the criteria but the output on the screen is 2. how can i capture this output? Thanks in advance Alex |
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