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hill0093 wrote: > Yes, I noticed that all execute permissions were present > on a.out, but I get the line: > > bash: a.out: command not found > > Your current directory is probably not in your path. Do: ./a.out That should work better. David Daney > when I type a.out and I am in the same correct directory. > It puzzles me. > > > David Daney wrote: > >> hill0093 wrote: >> >>> I got at least part of gcc installed so I compiled: >>> gcj --name=HelloJav HelloJav.java >>> >>> >> Probably you mis-typed that should be: --main=... >> >> >> >>> by looking at the man gcj page, and got an a.out. >>> I spose next is linking but don't know name of linker >>> so cannot look it up. Pleas help. >>> >>> >> Nope. You are done. a.out is the final executable. >> >> Try running a.out and see what happens. >> >> David Daney >> >> >> >> > >
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