Well, since I can't see exactly what you've done and what your current
permissions are set to, all I can do is give you is some general info:
In order to execute a program you need these permissions:
* read and execute on the file
* read and execute on EVERY directory from the directory where the
file exists, to the root directory.
So if your executable is "/usr/lib/foo/bar/runme" then you'll
need at least r-x access to "/.", "/usr", "/usr/lib", "/usr/lib/foo",
"/usr/lib/foo/bar", AND "/usr/lib/foo/bar/runme".
(note in some special situations you can get away without read access to
the directories, if you know the entire pathname and don't need to look
up anything; however it's quite possible that the GCC frontend will try
to read directories so I wouldn't go there unless you have very special
requirements).
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