hello, just install QNX 6.1, and try a hello program, step by step,
following on line document,
even though I can see compiled hello file in current directory, but when to
excute it, the following error comes out, /bin/sh: hello: not found, why?
David
try ./hello
QNX does not seem to look for the file in local directory, only usr/bin.
-Farooque
“David Liu” <david2003111@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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hello, just install QNX 6.1, and try a hello program, step by step,
following on line document,
even though I can see compiled hello file in current directory, but when
to
excute it, the following error comes out, /bin/sh: hello: not found, why?David
Actually, most unix systems will not have ‘.’ in your PATH by default. This
is for security reasons: people, particularily root, don’t want to execute
spurious binaries that just happen to be in the working directory.
cheers,
Kris
“Farooque Khan” <farooquek@concretioindia.com> wrote in message
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try ./hello
QNX does not seem to look for the file in local directory, only usr/bin.
-Farooque
“David Liu” <> david2003111@hotmail.com> > wrote in message
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hello, just install QNX 6.1, and try a hello program, step by step,
following on line document,
even though I can see compiled hello file in current directory, but when
to
excute it, the following error comes out, /bin/sh: hello: not found,
why?David
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