On 4/12/06, Alessandro Coppelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi to all. > I am interested to developing a little > assembly language programs. > > I rode the article written by Thomas Sommers > ( http://user.nj.net/~tms/hello.html ) > I followed author's instructions but at the end of compilation > > as -o <name>.o <name>.s > ld -o <name> <name>.o > > what I have is > > #./<name> > #ksh: Operation not permitted
One guess is that it's trying to call something besides write(). Another is that perhaps you are giving it the wrong file descriptor to write() to. Try disassembling the program to see if it matches what you typed in. If using the # is just for show and it's actually $, then try sudo ./<name> and see if it was a permissions problem. -Nick
