brian VIP Member Aug 28, 2007 #1 hey, just messing around with some scripting and had a question. is there any dfference betweeen .bat and a .exe file?
hey, just messing around with some scripting and had a question. is there any dfference betweeen .bat and a .exe file?
Cromewell Administrator Staff member Aug 28, 2007 #2 A .bat is just a text file with commandline commands in it. An exe is a compiled program.
I INTELCRAZY banned Aug 28, 2007 #3 .bat can run a .exe file, I hope you're not trying what I think....
hermeslyre VIP Member Aug 28, 2007 #4 INTELCRAZY said: .bat can run a .exe file, I hope you're not trying what I think.... Click to expand... Haha, I don't think so Intelcrazy, He seems like such a nice young man! You sly dog.
INTELCRAZY said: .bat can run a .exe file, I hope you're not trying what I think.... Click to expand... Haha, I don't think so Intelcrazy, He seems like such a nice young man! You sly dog.
brian VIP Member Aug 28, 2007 #5 Thank you. and no i dont think i am doing what you think i am just seeing how it works.
Bl00dFox New Member Aug 28, 2007 #6 INTELCRAZY said: .bat can run a .exe file, I hope you're not trying what I think.... Click to expand... I have no idea what you are talking about... Anyway, a bat file simply executes a set of command line instructions - its just a script that doesnt need to be compiled... windows executes each line of command in a linear fashion An exe is an actual program that has to be compiled.
INTELCRAZY said: .bat can run a .exe file, I hope you're not trying what I think.... Click to expand... I have no idea what you are talking about... Anyway, a bat file simply executes a set of command line instructions - its just a script that doesnt need to be compiled... windows executes each line of command in a linear fashion An exe is an actual program that has to be compiled.