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- This is version 0.3 of libexecstream, a C++ library
- that allows you to run a child process and have its input,
- output and error avaliable as standard C++ streams.
- Copyright (c) 2004 Artem Khodush
- Libexecstream is distributed under the BSD-style license,
- see doc/license.html for the details.
- Documentation:
- doc/index.html
- http://libexecstream/sourceforge.net/
- Features:
- Works on Linux and Windows
- Uses threads
- Does not depend on any other non-standard library
- Distributed as source code only, requires you to compile and link
- one file into your program
- Installaion:
- Libexecstream is provided in source code form only.
- In order to use it, you need to compile and link one file, exec-stream.cpp,
- into your program.
- Header file exec-stream.h defines interface of the library and uses
- only standard C++. It does not include any platform-specific header files.
- On Linux, libexecstream was tested on Red Hat 9 with gcc compiler.
- Versions of gcc prior to 3.0 will not work. Make sure that exec-stream.h
- is found somewhere on the include path, compile exec-stream.cpp as usual,
- link your program with -lpthread. GCC must be configured with --enable-threads,
- which is by default on most Linux distributions.
- On Windows, libexecstream was tested on XP and 95 flavors with VC++ 7 compiler.
- VC++ 6 will not work. Make sure that exec-stream.h is found somewhere
- on the include path, compile exec-stream.cpp as usual, link you program
- with multi-threaded runtime.
- Example makefiles for Windows and Linux (used to build the testsute)
- are provided in the test subdirectory.
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