gcc: fatal error: no input files compilation terminated

user1398416

12/20/22, 8:49 AM

I'm new to linux environment. I created a file s1.c in a folder named 'program' which is present in desktop. When I try to compile my code using "/program gcc s1.c " it's showing "gcc: error: s1.c: No such file or directory gcc: fatal error: no input files compilation terminated." What may be the problem

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FedKad

12/20/22, 8:52 AM

Change to "folder" `program`; make sure the file `s1.c` is in the current directory by running `ls`; then compile the program with `gcc s1.c`.

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Vashishth Patel

12/20/22, 9:33 AM

It seems like you are not in the same directory or you are not firing the command for program folder where s1.c file is located.

Make sure that you are running gcc s1.c while you are in program directory or you can try gcc program/s1.c if you are not in program directory.

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Scott Deagan

12/20/22, 9:30 PM

$ cd ~/Desktop/program
$ gcc s1.c -o s1
$ ./s1

The first command changes in to the directory ~/Desktop/program.
The second compiles your C program s1.c1, the resulting executable is called s1.
The third command executes the executable called s1.

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matigo

12/22/22, 5:59 AM

A little bit of context and detail will go a long way to explain why this so,union might work

Scott Deagan

3/2/23, 2:31 PM

I don't understand what you're suggesting. Context? An explanation of what these commands do?

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