Turbo C和批处理文件

Question

My batch file is executing with c program but when I used start notepad.exe in batch file

it shows bad command .But when I execute my batch file individully it works perfect.What's

the reason?

Answer 1

Could you please post your bat file? It could be that the path to notepad.exe is relative to where you are running your bat file when you execute it manually, but when you call it from your C application you are running it from the C executable's location so it no longer finds either notepad.exe or a fiel that you may be passing to notepad.exe

Answer 2

它必须与notepad.exe的路径有关，如果您在Windows上，则尝试将notepad.exe的路径添加到环境变量“ PATH”中，这可能会简化很多事情。

Answer 3

you say that you execute the batch file from the C program. are you sure the environment is properly setup when you start executing the batch file ?

if the PATH environment variable is not correctly set when executing the batch file, then the batch file will not execute. but the batch file will work without problem when launched from the command line, because the environment is correctly set in this case.

Answer 4

start is an internal command of cmd.exe ; it is not a program by itself. To run start you need to run cmd.exe and have that cmd.exe do the start thing.

The system() C function executes a shell (likely cmd.exe in Windows) and passes the argument to that shell -- and start "works".

The exec* functions do not load a shell -- and start by itself "don't work": it needs to be 'inside' cmd.exe

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>

int main(void) {
  // system "works"
  system("start C:\\tmp");

  // this don't work
  execl("start", "start", "C:\\Windows", (char*)0);
  printf("Oops: execl with start failed\n");

  // this "works"
  execl("C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe", "start", "/c", "start", "C:\\Windows\\", (char*)0);
  printf("Oops: execl with <path>\\cmd.exe failed\n");

  return 0;
}