RE: Q: gcc & cpp

1997-10-18 Thread Ralph Winslow
On 17-Oct-97 Dean C. Sullinger wrote: >>> I have written a basic C program just to try >>> out gcc, the source code is... >>> >>> When I executed the application, it ran >>> yet I did not get the "This is a test" >> >>You probably got the wrong "test" program. There's one built into bash >>and t

RE: Q: gcc & cpp

1997-10-18 Thread Dean C. Sullinger
>> I have written a basic C program just to try >> out gcc, the source code is... >> >> When I executed the application, it ran >> yet I did not get the "This is a test" > >You probably got the wrong "test" program. There's one built into bash >and there's also an (equivalent) one in in /usr/bin/

Re: Q: gcc & cpp

1997-10-16 Thread Andy Dougherty
On Thu, 16 Oct 1997, Dean C. Sullinger wrote: > In the first place, thank you everyone for all > the help. Sorry if I ask so many questions. > > I have written a basic C program just to try > out gcc, the source code is: > > #include > > main() > { > printf("This is a test\n"); > } > >

Re: Q: gcc & cpp

1997-10-16 Thread Stephen Zander
"Dean C. Sullinger" wrote: > When I executed the application, it ran > yet I did not get the "This is a test" > message to show up on my screen. I have > read the doc's on gcc. Am I missing > something? I even tried using cpp and > I get the same results. I'm willing to bet you ran it as

Q: gcc & cpp

1997-10-16 Thread Dean C. Sullinger
In the first place, thank you everyone for all the help. Sorry if I ask so many questions. I have written a basic C program just to try out gcc, the source code is: #include main() { printf("This is a test\n"); } When I compiled it I ran: gcc test.c -o test When I executed the appli