[SOLVED] How can I run Windows command before compile?

[egsuh]

I'd like to run

   sc stop fcgi1

before I compile an FCGI project. But defining it in project options as attached image does not work.
How can I do this?

[TRon]

Is that a proper representation of what you use for input ? I ask because in teh picture I do not see a clear (back)slash rather a striked W.

I am not familiar with sc, is it interactive (e.g. does it wait for you to press a key or answer a question) ?

For test (linux) I added a printf "hello world\n" and checked the "show all output line" option. At compilation the messages window then outputs "hello world". See also attached pictures.

[Thaddy]

The paths look funny with the strikethrough capital W. That does not belong there.

[Rave]

The paths look funny with the strikethrough capital W. That does not belong there.

Might be a regional thing. Paths in Japanese Windows use a Yen symbol AFAIK. It could be similar here.

[Thaddy]

Does not make sense: the paths should adhere.

[egsuh]

sc.exe is a Windows command, which can start, stop, install, or remove Windows services.
The capital W with cancellation line is backslash in Korean. It does not have any problem in paths.

I solved the issue by creating batch files. 

In the stopfcgi1.bat,

         d:\setups\nssm-2.24\win64\nssm.exe stop fcgi1

and in startfcgi1.bat,

         d:\setups\nssm-2.24\win64\nssm.exe start fcgi1


It is not important whether to use nssm or sc. I had to set my acount up not to ask whether I'll allow nssm.exe change device (in Windows).

Now I can compile FCGI server files without any hassle.