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How to execute one emacs created program?

Asked by Glen Preibisch Lecha

Hy!
I am now for the first time in the university and one of my subjects is informatic, there we create ese programs.
I downloaded linux ubuntu to can practice at home but it doesnt work like in the uni.
For the moment I only installed the package to can use emacs.
but then i use the comand gcc -Wall filename.c -o filename and it creates the executable program. But then to used its not posible for me. In the console i put in the filename and it doesnt work like in the university.
So what can i do to execute one emacs filename.c?

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Joe (jgsylvesterjr) said : 		#1

You should be able to run the program as follows:
$ ./filename

where filename is the compiled program created by gcc.
Hope this helps.
Joe

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