Executing files
Daley, Mark W
mark.w.daley at intel.com
Wed Sep 20 11:35:38 EDT 2000
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This question has me running around in circles. I am running a Python process that needs to execute a DOS executable and return a value based on success or failure. I need to continue the Python process after this has completed. It seems to me that I should be able to execute and return, but the commands I've read so far don't give me much hope. Here's what I've found: - os.system could execute, but the return is whether or not Python executed the command, not whether the command completed successfully. - os.execv would execute, but it would kill the Python process and replace it with the executable, while I need to continue the Python process. - spawn would work, except I'm not in Windows, I'm in DOS. If there is any input to this question, I would greatly appreciate it. I can provide more information, if only I knew what would help. - Mark ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- The opinions expressed are mine, and not necessarily those of my employer.
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