If you're new to UNIX, the trick is to put ./ before the binary name
./my_bin
This says to execute a file in the current directory. To execute a binary
in the directory above is ../my_bin.
If the binary is on a path set when you start terminal, no ./ is needed.
Joe
on 12/22/05 2:56 PM, SANTHOSH KODURI at email@hidden wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I try to excute the binary file at Mac OSX terminal.But i am not able to
> excute the binary file. Is there any way to excute program files such as .c?If
> yes where can i information about.
>
> thanks,
>
> koduri
>
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