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Need Intermediate output of one program into another...Hi,
My task is to design one program in c-language, and my collegue's is another program to design and do some other functionality. I need to execute my collegue's program with out directly copying the code. So, I am using system() command to execute his program which is working fine but, I need to use some of the intermediate values of my collegue's program but system command is returning only success or failure. please tell me is there any commands similar to the system and which I can use the intermediate values of one program into another. I stuck in the middle of my project could any please help me with your expertise... Thanks & Regards, |
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Re: Need Intermediate output of one program into another...Easy way is to write the intermediate values to a file and your program can read that file.
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