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what is the difference between popen() and system() in C 46 popen() gives you control over the process's input or output file streams system() doesn't If you don't need to access the process's I O, you can use system() for simplicity system() is in C89 and C99; popen() is Posix only (though the Windows API also has one)
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Constantly print Subprocess output while process is running To launch programs from my Python-scripts, I'm using the following method: def execute (command): process = subprocess Popen (command, shell=True, stdout=subprocess PIPE, stderr=subprocess STDOUT
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