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cocco at misty.suffolk.edu (Vincent Cocco) writes: > I suddenly seem to be having problems with gcc as far as executing programs. > I compiled the simple program hello.c successfuly with no errors. But when > I go to run it with "a.out" I get a "command not found" message. > I'm also gettng the same message when I go to run my graphics program "spic". > I downloaded and built this program myself and I always worked up until now. > Any thoughts on this? The problem is certainly not with your compiler. Looks like a problem with your PATH environment variable. Some Unix systems do not search your current directory unless it is in your path (which is why there is normally a . in the path. Try the ./a.out. Jerry Feldman | Internet: gaf at palantir.newton.ma.us Boston Computer | gaf at world.std.com Solutions & Consulting
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