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Running our_euchre
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Scott
2010-06-23 15:48:32 UTC
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I seem to be having trouble running the executable file. I have copied
and pasted from Terminal below, what am I doing wrong? It's as if the
program has no output.

linux006:~/cs246> ls
our_euchre
linux006:~/cs246> ./our_euchre
linux006:~/cs246>


Thanks in advance.
Caroline Kierstead
2010-06-23 16:38:37 UTC
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Post by Scott
I seem to be having trouble running the executable file. I have copied
and pasted from Terminal below, what am I doing wrong? It's as if the
program has no output.
linux006:~/cs246> ls
our_euchre
linux006:~/cs246> ./our_euchre
linux006:~/cs246>
I'm not sure what you mean by "copy and paste", but that may be the problem.
The simplest thing to do is copy it from the CS246 SE HTML directory, as in

cp /u/cs246/pub/SE/Assignments/P1/code/our_euchre .

where the "." can be replace with a directory path if you don't want it in
your current directory.
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Caroline Kierstead, Undergraduate Operations Coordinator
David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science
University of Waterloo, DC3122 (519) 888-4567 x36226
CS 246 SE Tutor
2010-06-23 16:57:23 UTC
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Try doing what Caroline has suggested. If that doesn't work I highly
recommend seeing me during my office hours to get it sorted out.

Casey
Post by Caroline Kierstead
Post by Scott
I seem to be having trouble running the executable file. I have copied
and pasted from Terminal below, what am I doing wrong? It's as if the
program has no output.
linux006:~/cs246> ls
our_euchre
linux006:~/cs246> ./our_euchre
linux006:~/cs246>
I'm not sure what you mean by "copy and paste", but that may be the problem.
The simplest thing to do is copy it from the CS246 SE HTML directory, as in
cp /u/cs246/pub/SE/Assignments/P1/code/our_euchre .
where the "." can be replace with a directory path if you don't want it in
your current directory.
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