How to ran a batch file script using cmd?

[kiboi]

Hi Guys,

Currently I'm using QProcess to run a batch file. Since batch files won't work on Linux and my application should both run on both Windows and Linux, Is there a way how to place the script in the cmd then run the script using c++. Basically, I'm utilizing a GUI to execute this process. Once the user clicks the button, it automatically runs the script using the cmd prompt.

Thanks!

[Lykurg]

What script are we talking about? And in general if it a windows specific batch file, you cannot run it under Linux nor transform it automatically to c++.

[kiboi]

Hi Lykurg!

This is the sample of the script containing the batch file I'm referring to:

c:\ghs\ppc424\gbuild -all -top Y:\asic-advsw-hw\to_ace\To_Kevin\ME06\MultiProj\EDiskBFHelios440 gx.gpj

Is there a way that instead using batch file, I'll gonna call the COMMAND PROMPT and run this script? How can i launch the command prompt automatically using c++ then this script must also append into the prompt?

Thanks!

[Lykurg]

Ok, now I am a little puzzled. To get things right: You have a GUI where the user can define arguments for a command line tool, namely Green Hills MULTI. So as far as I can see, they also provide a development and build environment for linux. So If it is installed on the linux machine you should can call gbuild like you do in windows.

Or what I do get wrong?