No Output??
 

This is really dumb, but i'm a newbie.

here's my code. (I'm just tried to familiarize myself with the gcc compiler)

#include<math.h>
#include<stdio.h>

int main(void)
{

int a;
int b;

a = 1;
b = 2;

printf(" PLEASE");
printf("a=%2d",a);
printf("b=%2d",b);

}


HERE's what i type in

gcc ~/filename.c

i got thing to run without errors, but were do the printf statements print to? i don't see " PLEASE" or "a=1" or "b=2". am i typing something in wrong?

thanks

you need a new line character, \n, to flush the output buffer for you each line.

cd ~
gcc -o yourprog filename.c

# now you program is compiled to the "yourprog" executable.
# and you need to run that to see some output

./yourprog

oh crap, i strike again... yeah, you only compiled the program, you didn't actually RUN it. right now you'll have a new program called a.out which is the compiled code.