Re: regarding unix specific commands

On 2006-01-01, Unruh wrote:
> "fidlee" <fidlee@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
>>root@(none):/tmp/tmptmp# gcc -o test pro1.c
>>root@(none):/tmp/tmptmp# test
>>root@(none):/tmp/tmptmp#
>
> That is ./test, not just test. test is another command.
> And you will have to do
> chmod +x test
> first as well.

Probably not. gcc sets the execute bits on the resulting
executable.

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