Subprocess.ExecThe Exec module is exposed for starting processes without a managing scope. Exec.exec and Exec.shared_pipe exist for this purpose.
val exec :
('stdin, 'stdout, 'stderr) Core.Cmd.t ->
('stdin, 'stdout, 'stderr) Core.tStart a process and return the handle (an instance of Subprocess.t). This process will need to be closed manually, but the recored carres around a close "method" (actually a closure) which, when applied to (), will close any open file descriptors attached to the process (except for those passed in as a channel).
Applying the close property of a Subprocess.t instance returns an instance of Exit.t.
val in_context :
('stdin, 'stdout, 'stderr) Core.Cmd.t ->
f:(('stdin, 'stdout, 'stderr) Core.t -> 'a) ->
Core.Exit.t * 'aOpen a command in context of a function, and close automaticall afterwards, automatically closing everything at the end
Same as exec, but recirects stdout and stderr to the same pipe. Similar to using 2>&1 | in the shell.
Same as in_context but with the redirection mentioned in shared_pipe.