On Sun, 11 Sep 2011, Pedro Lopes wrote:
I usually go for [system] for simple shell related things and it works with echo perfectly (but once again its in ubuntu).
In theory, there is not any difference between OSX and GNU/Linux for [shell] and [system] and some more. They both have system(), popen(), fork(), exec(), and /bin/bash (except very old OSX).
It's usually when trying with the other OSes that things can go wrong. Windows needs different code for doing this, and has a different shell. Apple iOS would be like OSX but it disables those functions completely. Android can have /bin/bash but it's not there by default, and its libc is different.
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