Michael Walter wrote:
> I guessed CMD.EXE would run ShellExecute(), to which you can pass a
> filename such as "foo.py". Didn't verify this tho :)
> dumpbin /imports \windows\system32\cmd.exe | grep Shell
> dumpbin /imports \windows\system32\cmd.exe | grep Create
7C81E968 4A CreateDirectoryW
7C802332 66 CreateProcessW
7C810976 52 CreateFileW
(I doubt ShellExecute gives cmd.exe the control it needs. besides, ShellExecute
is part of the shell layer, not the core Windows API. and the shell layer depends
on everyone and his brother; I doubt they want the command line interface to
depend on the GDI layer, RPC services, etc.)
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