111. Execute_command_line() to pass a command to the shell.

topic: Environment variables

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execute_command_line(command [,wait,exitstat]) is a Fortran 2008 subroutine that issues a command to the shell and returns the exit code exitstat of the command. The program pauses until the command is finished unless wait is PRESENT and .FALSE.

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execute_command_line(command [,wait,exitstat]) is a Fortran 2008 subroutine that issues a command to the shell and returns the exit code exitstat of the command. The program pauses until the command is finished unless wait is PRESENT and .FALSE.pic.twitter.com/XF3s5THxv8

— FortranTip (@fortrantip) February 3, 2022

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