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Jenna:
a.out is the traditional format / default name for (binaries and) executables generated by a build-toolchain on unix when I started programming (long, long ago)

So instead of a.out you can just use your executables name or (if you use C::B projects) name the executable a.out (see Build targets"-tab in the projects properties).

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A.out.

BlueHazzard:
Good luck with your book. If you realy want to learn hacking beginn to read the documentation of your tools.
Search for gcc output parameters and read the documentation. Then start to think what os you are using, and what files does a main function contain...

BlueHazzard:
O come on jens. Don't make it to easy...

chedRvendetR:

--- Quote from: BlueHazzard on January 27, 2014, 09:30:08 am ---Good luck with your book. If you realy want to learn hacking beginn to read the documentation of your tools.
Search for gcc output parameters and read the documentation. Then start to think what os you are using, and what files does a main function contain...

--- End quote ---

Thank you, and I will do that.


--- Quote from: jens on January 27, 2014, 06:24:37 am ---a.out is the traditional format / default name for (binaries and) executables generated by a build-toolchain on unix when I started programming (long, long ago)

So instead of a.out you can just use your executables name or (if you use C::B projects) name the executable a.out (see Build targets"-tab in the projects properties).

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A.out.

--- End quote ---

Ah. Thank you very much  8)

That explains it but I'm still unable to read when I open 'a.out'

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