I am just starting to program and go through K & R to try to learn C. I ended up in the section on command line arguments (5.10), but now I'm at a dead end. Every time I try to open a program written using command line arguments, they tell me that the file X, X, which is the argument, does not exist.
`gcc -o find find.c
open search test
The file / Documents / Learning_C / test does not exist.
Any suggestions? Thanks
What system do you work on? On Unix / Linux, you compile and run your executable with:
gcc -o find find.c ./find test
, "./", . find $PATH, find test - * nix... , (.. ./myFind testArg)
find
$PATH
.
, , "test".
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./find toto
: ./, , "", PATH. . ( ) PATH .
P.S. , K & R. , !
Instead of making us all individually guess what exactly you are doing wrong, perhaps you should insert the program you are using for this illustration?