--- "bastidesamuel@xxxxxxx" <bastidesamuel@xxxxxxx>
wrote:
> When I do ./prog
> > it return to me
> > ./popo: line 4: syntax error near unexpected token
> `('
> > ./popo: line 4: `int main(void)'
> >
> >
> > I tried to search with google the problem it tell
> me that i must put
> "return 0 ;"
> > at the end but .. I have the same error i dont
> understand .
> >
> > Thank you very much for help , sam ...
>
> >
> > Try this
>
> $ mv prog prog.c
> $ make prog
> $ ./prog
> Paul.
>
> Thank you Paul,
> so i have changed the name prog.c unstead of prog
> but "make prog.c" result "nothing to do ",maybe my
> little program is not
> makeable
> I don't know I have tried a lot of " how to begin in
> C"programs but
> these errors are blocking me.
> Thank you for a reply sam ...
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Hi Samuel,
Can you re-post the code again so I can have a look at
it? I deleted about 170 emails!
Try it again without the header files included. Have
you tried the "Hello World" prog?
In a terminal, type: vi test.c
void main(void)
{
printf("Hello World!\n");
}
Save it, quit vi, and type:
make test
If no errors, (ignore the warning about integers),
type:
./test
You should see:
Hello World!
You don't have to mess with permissions or anything if
you do this in your home directory. This will be a
good point to start, once this works, try adding the
#includes, and the addition function into the test.c
file.
Regards,
KEv :)
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