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I am using Code::Blocks for programming in C. When I compile my program and execute it, the output window (i.e.. Windows Command prompt) displays some execution related text, these texts are not of use to me right now and dont want them to appear(see text below). Hello, World! Process returned 0 (0x0) execution time : 3.920 s Press any key to continue. I tried to change the settings in Code::Blocks but couldn't find any settings related to the output window and also I dont want the text "Press any key to continue" to appear. These texts appear only if I run the program through Code::Blocks and

I have written a Console application that client is trying to run it on their Windows Server 2003 R2 machine machine and they get that error message. If I go to Build -> Configuration Manager all my projects are set to Platform of "Any CPU" and Configuration of "Release" What else I might have missed? They don't want to actually run the console application by double clicking on it, they want to give it to the Windows schedules tasks so it can pick it up and rn it on certain times Hans Passant Starting with .NET 4.5, the compiler generates an EXE that's marked to be compatible only with Windows

I have a windows batch file that looks similar to: C:\DoStuff.cmd move output.bak C:\newfolder\output.bak The problem i have is that DoStuff.cmd executes a java program that once complete exits the batch run back to the command prompt. Line 2 never gets hit. i have tried the following instead to execute the command in a new window: start "My program" /WAIT C:\DoStuff.cmd move output.bak C:\newfolder\output.bak What happens with the above is that the new command window spawns the cmd file runs and exits back to a waiting command prompt and the window never closes, leaving the first command

I am trying to run a process using CreateProcess(...) and run it independently in a seperate console window. I can achieve this using the system("...") function, but I prefer CreateProcess since it gives me the possibility to specify environment and working directory, get a handle to the process, as well as piping stdin/out when I need to. All I find on the internet is the inverse problem, which is people having additional console windows and wanting to get rid of them! It appears it was the normal behavior in earlier versions of Windows to open and show a new console window(s)? Right now, I

I have a console-mode Windows application (ported from Unix) that was originally designed to do a clean exit when it received ^C (Unix SIGINT ). A clean exit in this case involves waiting, potentially quite a long time, for remote network connections to close down. (I know this is not the normal behavior of ^C but I am not in a position to change it.) The program is single-threaded. I can trap ^C with either signal(SIGINT) (as under Unix) or with SetConsoleCtrlHandler . Either works correctly when the program is run under CMD.EXE. However, if I use the "bash" shell that comes with MSYS (I am

I am trying to close my vb.net console app gracefully when windows shutdown occurs. I have found examples that call the Win32 function SetConsoleCtrlHandler that all basically look like this: Module Module1 Public Enum ConsoleEvent CTRL_C_EVENT = 0 CTRL_BREAK_EVENT = 1 CTRL_CLOSE_EVENT = 2 CTRL_LOGOFF_EVENT = 5 CTRL_SHUTDOWN_EVENT = 6 End Enum Private Declare Function SetConsoleCtrlHandler Lib "kernel32" (ByVal handlerRoutine As ConsoleEventDelegate, ByVal add As Boolean) As Boolean Public Delegate Function ConsoleEventDelegate(ByVal MyEvent As ConsoleEvent) As Boolean Sub Main() If Not

This question already has an answer here: redefining Console colour palette in c# 1 answer Custom text color in C# console application? 10 answers I have been writing console apps for a while and noticed that the consoles (such as cmd.exe) support RGB colors but the 'Console' class for .NET doesn't. Does anyone know of a library that would allow RGB colors for a console app in C#? user2038443 I have found a solution but it is not worth the time and effort, this should be easier to do and i hope that in future versions of .NET framework this process will be simplified. 来源： https://stackoverflow

I am using Inno Setup installer to setup an installer file, that can invoke the .exe that I just installed through its scripting, and launch it right after installation, with the following command: [Run] Filename: "{cmd}"; Description: "{cm:LaunchProgram,3mtxmail}"; \ Flags: nowait postinstall skipifsilent runascurrentuser; \ Parameters: "/b /k "" ""{app}\my.exe"" -c ""{app}\default.conf"" "" " When my.exe is operating, it doesn't need any interface, and should only listen to any traffic on a specific port, and write that traffic info to a log file. However, when I execute the installer and