Re: system function not executed correctly

Richard Tobin wrote:
In article <fqrlp8$671$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Anonymous User <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
When i use system() it always get return code 11 and the command is
not executed regardless of the command used. Does anyone know what
is with it? Environment is Linux, glibc and gcc.

That usually indicates a segmentation fault in the called command.
You may be confusing signal 11, SISSEGV, with exit(11)

It seems unlikely that you would get this for every command, so
you'll have to show us your exact program.

-- Richard
wq

Bye, Jojo


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