• Steve Adams (2/2) Jun 06 2002 In what libraries are things like popen() and opendir() located? They a...
• Jan Knepper (6/8) Jun 06 2002 I think they are in the header files in in the M_UNIX block or something...
• Steve Adams (6/14) Jun 06 2002 They are there, but popen() and pclose() are supported by VC/C++. Altho...

"Steve Adams" <adamss ascinet.com> writes:

In what libraries are things like popen() and opendir() located?  They are
in the include files, but don't seem to get included in the link.

Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> writes:

I think they are in the header files in in the M_UNIX block or something like
that???
Which means they are not being used at this time as the compiler does not
generate code for Unix platforms anymore I think...

Jan



Steve Adams wrote:

 In what libraries are things like popen() and opendir() located?  They are
 in the include files, but don't seem to get included in the link.

"Steve Adams" <adamss ascinet.com> writes:

They are there, but popen() and pclose() are supported by VC/C++.  Although
they are called _popen() and _pclose().


"Jan Knepper" <jan smartsoft.cc> wrote in message
news:3CFFA7EF.6F529FC1 smartsoft.cc...
 I think they are in the header files in in the M_UNIX block or something

like
 that???
 Which means they are not being used at this time as the compiler does not
 generate code for Unix platforms anymore I think...

 Jan



 Steve Adams wrote:

 In what libraries are things like popen() and opendir() located?  They


are
 in the include files, but don't seem to get included in the link.