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It works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

well i tried

system("start /D. /B myprg");

N it worked to perfection...
Thanks a lot Beeseven n Windandwater



But there is a small new problem..
In my code written in C using Dev C++ created by Bloodshed (OS: Windows XP)
i want to access the serial ports.. I.e send data to them in order to control a motor that is connnected to my computer...

I know its easy to do that in win16 using turboC and function outportb()...but in win32 (i.e Dev C++) how do i do it???

I read some info on stuff like win API but a newbie like me found it really really confusing to do it..

are there any simples functions like outport() which i can use in my compiler???

Thanx a lot for all the help guys!

Eagerly awaiting ur reply

Thanks a Zillion for the help guys <_<I will try out ur instructions n tell u if it works..I'm keeping my fingers crossed!!!

Hi Guys!

this is a wonderful place.. although i wasnt a member till now i have referred to these forms quite a few times for my programming solns

My problem is :::

I am writing a Code in C using Bloodshed Dev C++ 4.9.9.2 on Windows XP. I wanted to open an executable file from my code. After using the solution mentioned on these forums, I used

system("myprg");

It works fine.. But the prob is that i want my C program to execute this command and then return to the next statement without waiting for me to close the program "mrprog.exe"..

Right now wat happens is suppose my code is:

system("myprog.exe");printf("Hello World");

""Hello World" isnt printed on the screen till i exit the program myprog.exe

Is there any function that can do this job???
Kindly help me plz!

Thanx