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Is it possible to use DOS commands in my ANSI C programs?

i want to use the dos commands in my ansi-c program how can i do so what type of lib or .h i will need for it if it is possible ?

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Use the system function, from stdlib.h.

Here is Wikipedia documentation of this function

zaharpopov  2010-03-22 11:08:11
+1 (...and @OP: Avoid doing so whenever reasonable.)
T.J. Crowder  2010-03-22 11:13:02

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