> Is it possible that the current directory isn't in your PATH. > Try > > $ ./mytest > > You can see the search path with > > $ echo $PATH > > and add current dir to it with > > $ export PATH=$PATH:. > Even better, add ~/bin to your PATH and make sure newly compiled programs are stored in ~/bin. Having "." in PATH is a security risk on multiuser systems. It is sort of ok on a single-user home-machine, but why get a bad habit? You may find yourself administrating a company machine someday...
Helge Hafting
