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try:
./a.out
Most likely, by default, current path (the ".") is not in the shell's
access paths specified in .cshrc .bshrc or whatever the appropriate
configuration file for your shell is. You can modify the config file to
include ".", and thus make your life a little easier.
Hope that helps.
- Paul
Kermit & Ruth Shroyer wrote:
> I just installed Redhat 6.1and am having problems running my C
> programs after a successful compilation. The a.out file is there but
> the command a.out does not work. Using cc -c with a differerent name
> is likewise unsuccessful. Can anyone help with this
> problem. Thanks,Steven Shroyer
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