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Subject: How to run C programs on FreeBSD
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Recently I purchased FreeBSD Release 2.1.5 and installed on my machine
for developer package.  I tried to run a small program hello.c to print 
on screen. 

After editing  hello.c and I compile it as as:
	gcc -o hello hello.c
	hello

It supposed to print:
Hello World!

However, the system responded:
	"Command not found"

I checked file mode hello and it was rwxr_xr_x.  It should run. Also
I made a perl script to rpint "Hello world!".
I set the script mode as 777 after editing. When I tried to run it, it
gave me the same error message as before for c program hello.

What do I have to do to run it?

Would you please help me out?
It would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much.

Yung,
yung@geoaccess.net