Mark R. Trotman wrote: > >> e.g. gcc fred.c >> >> (or any old rubbish - you'll just get syntax error) > > OK, tried that and got > > gcc: wlug.c: No such file or directory > gcc: no input files > > Does that help? > Sorry, the line I gave you would only work if your current directory ./ was on your $PATH. To specify it explicitly, type: gcc ./wlug.c