Question:
I recently started programming with Borland C++ Builder and the help files aren’t much help at all. I would like to know what the code is for executing another EXE out of an C++ application. In English please…. the help files had some weird computer talk, but I didn’t get it.
Answer:
The easiest way is probably to use the system run-time library function.
It’s simple enough. If you wanted to run an EXE called c: ext.exe, you could do it like this:
system(“c: ext.exe”);The argument to the system function can be anything you can type at the DOS prompt. For example, you can give an argument such as “copy c: ext.exe d:”.
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