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In article <477v14$lcq@peanuts.Materna.DE>,
   Stefan.Brozinski@hb.materna.de (Stefan Brozinski) wrote:
>I have just picked up a copy of gcc for Windows 95 (Release 8 of the GNU 
win32 
>tools) and I can't get it to compile "hello, world".
>
>What I do is type
>
>  gcc x.c       (where x.c is the classic "hello, world" source code)
>
>and after a few seconds, there's an error message
>
>  ld: cannot open -lkernel32: Permission denied

Hi everybody,

I have found my mistake. I unzipped the archive the tools came in with a 
version of UNZIP which does not preserve longer-than-8+3 file names. Now I 
have renamed all files to their correct names, and it compiles well.

But now, next question: Now I have a file called A.OUT, how do I run that?

Regards,
  Stefan

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