g++ output file

Buddy Brannan davros at ycardz.com
Sat Dec 30 18:16:17 EST 2000


Ooh! Cool! Something I know the answer to! :)

You have to type
./a.out

. represents your current working dorectory, which is probably not in your
path.


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