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iOS Objective-C Basics (Retired) Fundamentals of C Compile and Run

Joshua C
Joshua C
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Posted by Joshua C
Joshua C
51,696 Points

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2 Answers

J.D. Sandifer
J.D. Sandifer
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J.D. Sandifer
J.D. Sandifer
18,813 Points

In your first quoted line it looks like there's an extra space before "main.c". Is there an extra space in the file's name, code, or somewhere else? That would certainly keep it from finding the right file.

Antoine Guenet
Antoine Guenet
2,843 Points
Antoine Guenet
Antoine Guenet
2,843 Points

I have the exact same issue, did anybody find the solution ? It's so early in the process, it should be simple as hell :-)