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Terminates the process when the wait time is up.Ĭalls CreateProcess() as a high Integrity Level elevated process. Writes the process ID to the specified file. Return code, if any, is returned to caller. If Milliseconds is specified, the number of milliseconds to wait. The default behavior is to return immediately.

Waits for the process to complete before exiting. Running the command by itself will display the options: Sits on GitHub for all of that pull request and issue tracker goodness to easily submit changes and ideas respectively.

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Offers almost everything CreateProcess() offers plus a couple of nice extras (e.g.

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Console and Windows subsystem variants.

Pre-built binaries using Visual Studio (statically linked C++ runtime, minimal file size of ~162K, direct Win32 API calls).

Including the powerful NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account!

Start child processes as any valid user without requiring the user's credentials.

Start elevated processes (UAC support).

Can use named mutexes and semaphores to control how many processes can run at the same time.

Avoid blocking on anonymous pipes or storing output in files!

Can redirect stdin, stdout, and stderr to TCP/IP sockets.

Verbose mode tells you exactly how CreateProcess() will be called.

Learn about security tokens, advanced usage of the CreateProcess command-line tool, and much more: I developed this initially for Apache (way overkill for one feature), but I've had need for this program for other things on many different occasions, including starting processes from scripting languages that don't offer sufficient facilities on Windows.

For example, Apache 'httpd.exe' hangs the command-line even with 'start /B /MIN' but running this program with /f=DETACHED_PROCESS to start Apache and it runs completely in the background. Why would you need this? One use-case would be for programs that don't play nice even with the 'start' command. If it can be done with CreateProcess(), it can be done with this command-line program. This project is intended primarily for use from batch files (.bat) to execute other programs. CreateProcess() Windows API Command-Line UtilityĪ complete, robust command-line utility to construct highly customized calls to the CreateProcess() Windows API to start new processes.