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558 pub fn run (gpa : Allocator , io : Io , options : RunOptions ) RunError !RunResult {
var child = try spawn (io , .{
.argv = options .argv ,
.cwd = options .cwd ,
.environ_map = options .environ_map ,
.expand_arg0 = options .expand_arg0 ,
.progress_node = options .progress_node ,
.create_no_window = options .create_no_window ,
.disable_aslr = options .disable_aslr ,
.stdin = .ignore ,
.stdout = .pipe ,
.stderr = .pipe ,
});
defer child .kill (io );
var multi_reader_buffer : Io .File .MultiReader .Buffer (2 ) = undefined ;
var multi_reader : Io .File .MultiReader = undefined ;
multi_reader .init (gpa , io , multi_reader_buffer .toStreams (), &.{ child .stdout .?, child .stderr .? });
defer multi_reader .deinit ();
const stdout_reader = multi_reader .reader (0 );
const stderr_reader = multi_reader .reader (1 );
while (multi_reader .fill (options .reserve_amount , options .timeout )) |_ | {
if (options .stdout_limit .toInt ()) |limit | {
if (stdout_reader .buffered ().len > limit )
return error .StreamTooLong ;
}
if (options .stderr_limit .toInt ()) |limit | {
if (stderr_reader .buffered ().len > limit )
return error .StreamTooLong ;
}
} else |err | switch (err ) {
error .EndOfStream => {},
else => |e | return e ,
}
try multi_reader .checkAnyError ();
const term = try child .wait (io );
const stdout_slice = try multi_reader .toOwnedSlice (0 );
errdefer gpa .free (stdout_slice );
const stderr_slice = try multi_reader .toOwnedSlice (1 );
errdefer gpa .free (stderr_slice );
return .{
.stdout = stdout_slice ,
.stderr = stderr_slice ,
.term = term ,
};
}
Spawns a child process, waits for it, collecting stdout and stderr, and then returns. If it succeeds, the caller owns result.stdout and result.stderr memory.