Running a linux command in C++ program -


i trying run following in c++ program:

string cmd("strings -n 3 < binaryfile > ascii.txt"); system(cmd.c_str();

binaryfile string contains /home/test/binaryfile

when run so, following output:

sh: binaryfile: no such file or directory

if try following:

string cmd("strings -n 3 < binaryfile.c_str() > ascii.txt"); system(cmd.c_str();

i these errors:

sh -c: line 0: syntax error near unexpected token '(' sh -c: line 0: 'strings -n 3 < binaryfile.c_str() > ascii.txt

how can run properly?

you need construct command line explicitly: 

string cmd("strings -n 3 < " + binaryfile + " > ascii.txt"); system(cmd.c_str());

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