On 1/7/07, jahid32s <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > What exactly do you try to do? How? What do you mean with your
> question?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Nico
> >
> I me that , I compile it but i can not creat any executable file?
> i compile c program in folwing command:
> gcc "file name"
When you run gcc like that, nby default it creates an executable
called a.out, which you run by typing
./a.out
Otherwise, use -o to tell the compiler what name to use when creating
the executable
gcc -o <output filename> <filename of C code>
BTW, if you are expecting a file with a .exe extension, you won't get
one in Linux, extensions have no actual meaning in Linux (and in the
Unix world in general).
-- Brett
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