execle(2)
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execle System Call
Execute a program file.
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SYNTAX
int execle (path, arg0, arg1, argn, zero, envp)
char * path;
char * arg0;
char * arg1;
char * argn;
char * zero;
char * envp[];
PARAMETERS
path The pathname of the program file to be executed.
arg<x> Each of the arguments arg0, arg1, ..., argn is a
pointer to a null-terminated byte string that is
to be the x'th argument passed to the new program.
zero The explicit argument list arg0, arg1, ..., argn
is terminated by a zero-valued argument.
envp An array of pointers to the null-terminated byte
strings that are to constitute the environment of
the new program. The last entry in the array must
be a null pointer.
DESCRIPTION
Execle is the variant of execve in which each argument for the
new program is explicitly listed as an argument, and the
environment pointer is explicitly given as an argument.
For further details, see execve.
ACCESS CONTROL
See execve.
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execle(2)
RETURN VALUE
See execve.
EXCEPTIONS
See execve.
SEE ALSO
The related system calls: execve.
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