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haas:fall2018:cprog:projects:sof0 [2018/08/27 18:55] – [Review of Compiling/Executing] wedgehaas:fall2018:cprog:projects:sof0 [2018/08/27 18:56] (current) – [Review of Compiling/Executing] wedge
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 <code> <code>
-gcc -Wall --std=c99 -o BINARY_FILE SOURCE_FILE+gcc -Wall --std=gnu99 -o BINARY_FILE SOURCE_FILE
 </code> </code>
  
 The BINARY_FILE comes **immediately after** the **-o**, **NOT** the SOURCE_FILE (it must never **immediately** follow a **-o**). It can precede, and such is perfectly valid (especially if you feel that way more intuitive). The BINARY_FILE comes **immediately after** the **-o**, **NOT** the SOURCE_FILE (it must never **immediately** follow a **-o**). It can precede, and such is perfectly valid (especially if you feel that way more intuitive).
  
-The **-Wall** (treat all warnings as errors, increase general verbosity about warnings) and **--std=c99** (switch compiler to use the **C99** standard of the C language) are options given to the compiler.+The **-Wall** (treat all warnings as errors, increase general verbosity about warnings) and **--std=gnu99** (switch compiler to use the **C99** standard of the C language, with GNU extensions) are options given to the compiler.
  
 To execute your binary, we need to specify a path to it, so we use **./**, which basically references the current directory: To execute your binary, we need to specify a path to it, so we use **./**, which basically references the current directory:
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