🚀 go-pugleaf

office@schwarzmueller.co.at wrote:
> 
> Ich benutze den spawnlp() - Befehl um ein Windows-exe zu starten.
> Nach dem Start des aufgerufenen Programms bekomme ich den Fehler:
> "Allgemeine Schutzverletzung", oder "Fehler im Anwendungsprogramm"
> im aufrufenden Programm.
> Mein Compiler: Symantec C++ V 7.0

Diese Funktionen funktionieren unter Windows nicht. Verwende
stattdessen die Funktion:

WinExec (3.0)

UINT WinExec(lpszCmdLine, fuCmdShow)

LPCSTR lpszCmdLine;	/* address of command line	*/
UINT fuCmdShow;	/* window state of new app.	*/


The WinExec function runs the specified application. 

Parameter	Description

lpszCmdLine	Points to a null-terminated Windows character 
string that contains the command line (filename plus optional 
parameters) for the application to be run. If the string does 
not contain a path, Windows 
searches the directories in this order: 

1	The current directory. 

2	The Windows directory (the directory containing 
WIN.COM); the GetWindowsDirectory function retrieves the path of 
this directory. 

3	The Windows system directory (the directory containing 
such system files as GDI.EXE); the GetSystemDirectory function 
retrieves the path of this directory. 

4	The directory containing the executable file for the 
current task; the GetModuleFileName function retrieves the path 
of this directory. 

5	The directories listed in the PATH environment variable. 

6	The directories mapped in a network. 

fuCmdShow	Specifies how a Windows application window is to 
be shown. See the description of the ShowWindow function for a 
list of the acceptable values for the fuCmdShow parameter. For a 
non-Windows application, the program-information file (PIF), if 
any, for the application determines the window state. 

Returns

The return value identifies the instance of the loaded module, 
if the function is successful. Otherwise, the return value is an 
error value less than 32. 

Errors

The error value may be one of the following: 

Value	Meaning

0	System was out of memory, executable file was corrupt, 
or relocations were invalid. 
2	File was not found. 
3	Path was not found. 
5	Attempt was made to dynamically link to a task, or there 
was a sharing or network-protection error. 
6	Library required separate data segments for each task. 
8	There was insufficient memory to start the application. 
10	Windows version was incorrect. 
11	Executable file was invalid. Either it was not a Windows 
application or there was an error in the .EXE image. 
12	Application was designed for a different operating 
system. 
13	Application was designed for MS-DOS 4.0. 
14	Type of executable file was unknown. 
15	Attempt was made to load a real-mode application 
(developed for an earlier version of Windows). 
16	Attempt was made to load a second instance of an 
executable file containing multiple data segments that were not 
marked read-only. 
19	Attempt was made to load a compressed executable file. 
The file must be decompressed before it can be loaded. 
20	Dynamic-link library (DLL) file was invalid. One of the 
DLLs required to run this application was corrupt. 
21	Application requires Microsoft Windows 32-bit 
extensions. 

Comments

The LoadModule function provides an alternative method for 
running an application. 

Example

The following example uses the WinExec function to run DRAW.EXE: 



WORD wReturn;
char szMsg[80];

wReturn = WinExec("draw", SW_SHOW);

if (wReturn < 32) {
    sprintf(szMsg, "WinExec failed; error code = %d", wReturn);
    MessageBox(hwnd, szMsg, "Error", MB_ICONSTOP);
}
else {
    sprintf(szMsg, "WinExec returned %d", wReturn);
    MessageBox(hwnd, szMsg, "", MB_OK);
}

See Also

GetModuleFileName, GetSystemDirectory, GetWindowsDirectory, 
LoadModule, ShowWindow 


Mfg
Gerhard.