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system() function call...
Hi,
Though I should check this myself.. but I don't have a cc compiler at this time..  When I compile a c program containing say system(myshell.sh).. do the executable require that the actual script myshell.sh to be present whenever it executes? I guess it needs.. otherwise I can just compile all my shell scripts into executable binaries!! |
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