Hello all,
 
I have developed a GUI in C#. It selects a file using openFileDialog 
and 
 
passes the filename to a C executible run.exe where the file is 
 
processed. 
 
Process.Start("run.exe",filename);  //is defined in 
System.Diagnostics;
 
The problem is that the program seaches for run.exe in the directory 
 
where the file was choosen and is not able to find the run.exe since 
it 
 
is in the location where the c# executible is.
 
When the run.exe and the file are in the same folder it works 
perfectly. 
 
I dont want to hardcore the path of run.exe. Is there any alternative 
 
that it takes run.exe from the base folder(where c# executible is) 
 
rather than searching it in the folder where the file is.
 
I follow this approach because I am good in c and poor in c#. Also 
the 
 
type of work which I am involved is a computational intensive work 
and 
 
better memory management is possible in C. 
 
Thanks in advance
Jai Prakash
 
NOTE: I use Borland C# personal edition






 
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