Re: call C application
Re: call C application
- Subject: Re: call C application
- From: Mai Bui <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 15:26:13 -0700
Thanks all of you for replying quickly my mail.
Yes, I tried to use NSTask, it seems to work. (it can launch my C
app, not stop though - I will work on it!).
But, I have another question: In my cocoa app I have a window to
display out put. How can I make "printf()" in my C app into this
display window?
Thanks again for providing idea and knowledge.
My regards,
Mai.
On Apr 27, 2006, at 1:51 PM, Ondra Cada wrote:
Mai,
On 27.4.2006, at 22:45, email@hidden wrote:
Way 2 (UNIX way):
If you don't want to hook input/output streams (STDIN/STDOUT) then
you can simple call C-library function
system();
Rather not, in this case. The "system" function is easier to hook
up than NSTask, but (unless you are very careful) chokes on simple
spaces in file/folder names (and more).
Still, "system" is great for some tasks -- namely launching
standard system (hence the name!) commands with fixed arguments --
but I do strongly recommend refraining from it for generic
executables.
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Ondra Čada
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