JungleMonkey
Programmer
I have a dell dimension with two harddrives in it along with two bootable partitions. One using red hat linux 9 and the other Windows 2000. I have 110 GB dedicated to my linux OS along with 512 MB RAM
I am using wxwindows to convert a program from MFC to use the wxwindows library. WxWindows address multi-platform programming. After creating the program using Windows 2000, I invoked Cygwin, which is a linux/Unix simulation software package that runs under windows. I tried typing ./<name of program> and off course it works.
On the contrary, when I invoke the Linux program. Typing this command, ./<name of program>, at the terminal does not do anything. In fact, I tried to attempt to use the GNOME command, but.. that resulted in failure also.
Is there a KDE or GNOME command that will help me run this program. If so, can you give me the parameters on what to type at the command prompt?
I am using wxwindows to convert a program from MFC to use the wxwindows library. WxWindows address multi-platform programming. After creating the program using Windows 2000, I invoked Cygwin, which is a linux/Unix simulation software package that runs under windows. I tried typing ./<name of program> and off course it works.
On the contrary, when I invoke the Linux program. Typing this command, ./<name of program>, at the terminal does not do anything. In fact, I tried to attempt to use the GNOME command, but.. that resulted in failure also.
Is there a KDE or GNOME command that will help me run this program. If so, can you give me the parameters on what to type at the command prompt?