You probably don't have the current directory in your PATH
environment variable.
try adding in the full or relative path to the program i.e:
/some/dir/a.out # i have used a.out as it is the default name for the
output
# from gcc
or
./a.out # if you are in the the same dir as a.out
If this is OK then it is definately your PATH variable
regards
carl
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Carl Lawton
XKO Software Ltd
-----Original Message-----
From: Ditesh Kumar A%2fL Shashikant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 14 March 2000 00:33
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Subject: gcc help needed
I need help with gcc. Compiling a file gives no error but I
cannot run it because bash reports "Command not found".
I would appreciate any help. THanks
ditesh
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