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On Sat, 05 Apr 2003 18:08:03 +0200
ren=E9 <renef@freesurf.fr> wrote:

> I have gcc  ....(/usr/bin/gcc)
> I wrote (with ee ) my first C program: "essai.c"
> ("essai.c"  with  "rwx" )
> I hit: "/usr/bin/gcc essai.c "....
> I had no error message  but  i don't find: "essai.o" or "essai.ex"
> please, say_me  where is  my  error   ;=3D((
> thank you
> ren=E9
>=20

You should be asking this question on FreeBSD-questions.

Try:

gcc -s essai.c -o essai.[extention-of-choice]

to get an output.

--
Tom Rhodes