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Subject:	Re: calling unzip32 from C program
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Hans-Bernhard Broeker escribió:

>>ret=system("unzip prueba.zip");
>>then I write an "unzip.bat" with:
>>unzip32 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6
>>At execution, unzip32 works OK but return value from system is 1. When I 
>>execute unzip.bat from the console, errorlevel from unzip32 is 0 but 
>>when called from system in the C program, it returns 1.
> 
> 
> If you ever want to look at return codes don't go through a .bat file.
> Command.com has an unbelievably stupid feature: it won't tell you
> anything about return levels of batch files, or of the programs they
> executed.
> 
> For the case at hand, there's really nothing to be gained by having
> that .bat file --- you could, and should, run unzip32.exe itself,
> directly from your C program, or rename/copy unzip32.exe to unzip.exe,
> if it's just the name "unzip" you're after.
> 
It's the same using or not a BAT file. I tried checking return code from 
  unzip32 in the BAT (after calling it) and it was '1', and if I call 
system("unzip32 prueba.zip") I get '1' too. See: if I call unzip32 from 
console or from a BAT executed from console, it returns 0; if I call 
unzip32 from a C program, via system(), or from a BAT file launched from 
a C program, it returns 1

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