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how to call dos command in C/fortran?

Dec 2nd, 2005

I want to call a dos command, such as "dir/B *.txt >>a.txt", how can I realize it in C or Fortran code?

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Re: how to call dos command in C/fortran?

Dec 2nd, 2005

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system("dir/B *.txt >>a.txt");

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Re: how to call dos command in C/fortran?

Dec 2nd, 2005

Thank you very much, Is there a way in Fortran compile environment?

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Re: how to call dos command in C/fortran?

Dec 3rd, 2005

Whatever the Fortran equivalent of system() is.

This is the C/C++ forum, not Fortran.

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