RE: [newbie] -C code=

2001-01-15 Thread Rick Commo
] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of David E. Fox Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 11:42 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] -C code= On Monday 15 January 2001 07:46, you wrote: > For anyone doing any kind of binary executable or script development this > is indeed a good reason for

Re: [newbie] -C code=

2001-01-15 Thread David E. Fox
On Monday 15 January 2001 07:46, you wrote: > For anyone doing any kind of binary executable or script development this > is indeed a good reason for adding "." to your $PATH variable. In most > environments This is very bad advice for security reasons. You should never put '.' in your path -

RE: [newbie] -C code=

2001-01-15 Thread Rick Commo
>>... If this is a binary file, >>already compiled and linked, to execute type from the directory where it's >>located: >> >>./your_bin_file >> >>and type ENTER (RETURN), if you don use ./ the system try to find your the >>name you type as a binary file

Re: [newbie] -C code=

2001-01-15 Thread Jose Ricardo Sabino
You need to type ./ before the program name! You must read the following when ls -l your_bin_file, for example: -r-xr-xr-x1 userowner group 4024 Jan 12 09:55 your_bin_file the x flags at left indicate a executable file. If this is a binary file, already compiled and linked, to execu

Re: [newbie] -C code=

2001-01-14 Thread Dave
Did you replace the word 'file' with the actual file name? If the file is 'myprogram.c', then you should 'chmod +x myprogram.c', and you need to be working in the same directory ('cd mydir', where 'mydir' is the directory where your *.c file exists) as the file is in, or include the path to the

Re: [newbie] -C code=

2001-01-14 Thread Don Sundberg
lll wrote: > i just downloaded a c program and it said to make it executable 'chmod > +x file', and when im going to run it it just says that the file > doesnt exist.. > > helP. > are you using the format ./program_name or typing the full path of the program. If the directory that the progr

Re: [newbie] -C code=

2001-01-14 Thread Paul
On Sun, 14 Jan 2001, lll wrote: >i just downloaded a c program and it said to make it executable 'chmod >+x file', and when im going to run it it just says that the file doesnt >exist.. helP. What did you download? The c-source code? Making that +x won't help. You have to compile it first: gcc

[newbie] -C code=

2001-01-14 Thread lll
i just downloaded a c program and it said to make it executable 'chmod +x file', and when im going to run it it just says that the file doesnt exist.. helP.