jam wrote:
Here's an example:
$ gcc -o myprog myprog.c
$ myprog
the directories are change according to where i save the file. but the program isn't running..
Anyhow, i'll try what you have said and see how i go.
Thanks heaps...
You cut and maybe missed the point...
I was suggesting that you use the full path to the program name...
$ ./myprog
to put the path in, in case the PATH variable does not include '.'
Mike
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