dear all,

I did a small fortran 90 script of 6 lines:

c****************************
program test
integer :: i
do i=1, 10
write(*,*)'hello there'
end do
end program test
c****************************

I used g95 (fortran compiler for linux) to compile it and make linux executable file,
when I try to run it using "./test.o", it says, "unable to execute binary
any one know what is the issue??

FYI, it is not a permission issue coz I have the "-rwxr-xr-x" permission on the file when I run ls -l command.

any ideas?, help??

regards

Dolf

Firstly, you should have started a new thread, rather than posting in a really old one. I've reported your post, so it should be split off into its' own thread soon.

Secondly, can you tell us the exact command line you used to compile your program? Also post the output of "file test.o".

Usually you don't run .o files. They are obtained using option -c of the fortran compiler and they are unusable until they are linked against the needed shared object. If you compile using:
you will obtain a usable executable:

IOW, you've created an obj (object file blah.o) and you need to link it against the various libs to obtain an executable/runnable file.

Many thanks Guys, I am able to run the output files,
cheers,

Dolf