output different on home linux and on ISP.
Paul D. Smith
psmith@baynetworks.com
Wed Sep 29 09:49:00 GMT 1999
%% Neil <neil@pacifier.com> writes:
n> However, on my home RH Linux 5.2 system, the same code compiles
n> successfully but the output is different:
n> It asks "What number?"
n> I give a number then it returns me to the prompt.
n> Then back to the prompt. What in the world is going on?
You didn't give enough info. In particular, you didn't show a link line
(e.g., what you named your program) or how you invoked it.
Whenever you're testing programs like this, always always always always
specify a specific _path_ to it.
Instead of:
$ myprog
always write:
$ ./myprog
Then you _know_ what program you're running, instead of whatever program
by that name your shell happens to find first in your PATH.
Does that help?
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