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for.fun
Hi everybody,
Under Unix, when a command is started with the "exec", the command is
executed in place of the shell and no new process is created.
I would like to get the same behaviour under Windows.
For example, I want to execute a command from a Windows command shell
(.cmd) without creating a new process. Consequently, the shell code
with be substituted by the command code and no more process will be
created.
I am not looking for an exact port of the Unix "exec" command but only
a command which has a similar behaviour.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Under Unix, when a command is started with the "exec", the command is
executed in place of the shell and no new process is created.
I would like to get the same behaviour under Windows.
For example, I want to execute a command from a Windows command shell
(.cmd) without creating a new process. Consequently, the shell code
with be substituted by the command code and no more process will be
created.
I am not looking for an exact port of the Unix "exec" command but only
a command which has a similar behaviour.
Thanks in advance for your help.