how to run a c program in LINUX?

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hello people i can't able to run a program in Linux. i am using X.swp, X.swo, X.swn and X. to extract in Linux with some C program inside it. so that i can run it.

program is manage others system (i.e., without LAN) with a GPRS modem.

Please help me out to solve this issue

Regards,
Wildfyr.
 

running a c program in linux is easy , there is acompiler named gcc
1. type a c/c++ program in gedit ediotr
2 save it with extension .C
3 open termianl/command promot gcc -o filename.c
4. the output will be printed easily
 

Could you give some more details? Without it this is going to be random guessing.

Random guesses: you could try the following commands in the source directory (with the .c files)

Code: 
./configure
make

and see if that does anything.
 


Hi ,
use command
g++ filename.c -o <object file name> : enter
Before that you check ur version .If g++ is installed or not.
see this doc
 

nikhil_damle said:
running a c program in linux is easy , there is acompiler named gcc
1. type a c/c++ program in gedit ediotr
2 save it with extension .C
3 open termianl/command promot gcc -o filename.c
4. the output will be printed easily
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item 3 needs to correct


gcc -o outfilename filename.c


tnx
 

if outfile name is not specified, the default is a.out
to run it in terminal type ./a.out
 

Once compiled, you may need to set the file as executable:
Code: 
chmod +x outfile
 

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