If I do dir start.exe /s/b<enter> I don't see it anywhere.
and if I do start /b xcopy /? <enter> so start is paused..
and looking in task manager or process explorer, I don't see start..
Also though.. When I run xcopy /? I don't even see xcopy.exe flash into and out of existence in task manager
Where is Start stored / What does it run under?
Moderator: DosItHelp
Re: Where is Start stored / What does it run under?
START is an internal command. It is a component of CMD.EXE
Dave Benham
Dave Benham
Re: Where is Start stored / What does it run under?
ah thanks, of course.. like echo
(ADDED- and..good list posted there..)
And now I see xcopy(which is of course external) come up in task manager.. when it's open long enough for task manager to refresh and catch it. e.g. xcopy /L /S c:\windows\*.* c:\blah
(ADDED- and..good list posted there..)
And now I see xcopy(which is of course external) come up in task manager.. when it's open long enough for task manager to refresh and catch it. e.g. xcopy /L /S c:\windows\*.* c:\blah
Re: Where is Start stored / What does it run under?
I don't remember if I ever posted that code before but the following separates internal from external commands listed by the HELP command.
Regards
aGerman
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@echo off &setlocal
set /a int=0, ext=0
for /f %%i in ('help^|findstr /rbc:"[A-Z][ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ]"') do (
for /f "tokens=1,2 delims=?" %%j in ("%%i.exe?%%i.com") do (
if "%%~$PATH:j%%~$PATH:k"=="" (
call :out %%i
) else (
set /a ext+=1
echo %%i "%%~$PATH:j%%~$PATH:k"
)
)
)
echo(
echo internal %int%
echo external %ext%
pause>nul
goto :eof
:out
set /a int+=1
set "line=%1 "
echo %line:~,50% - internal
goto :eof
Regards
aGerman