OpenEuphoria

Getting started in Linux

• Posted by Stephen O'Sullivan <stephen_o__sullivan at hotmail.com> May 21, 2005
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Hi, 
I've recently installed Euphoria on my Fedora Core 3 system. I followed the 
instructions as described in the install section of the documentation. However,
if I type exu in the terminal, I get a command not found error message. If I 
want Euphoria to run, I must enter the full path first (in my case, 
/euphoria/bin/exu). when I do I get the following prompt:


"Euphoria Interpreter 2.5 for Linux.H2dCopyright (c) Rapid Deployment Software 
2005H3dPermission is freely granted to anyone to copy andH4
dredistribute this Public Domain Edition of Euphoria.H5d6d
file name to execute?" 

complete with the "Hd2" etc included. Even if I make the current directory the 
directory where exu resides, the system still fails to recognise the exu
command.

when the exu command is entered correctly,I then must type the entire path 
of the program I want to Execute. It then attempts to do something, but it 
turns out to be a jumbled mess in the terminal screen, and I can't make head 
nor tail of what the program is doing, or meant to do.


Can anyone give me a pointer as to what I am doing wrong, and help me get 
my programs running correctly? I am running Euphoria 2.5 for Linux.

Thanks and Regards,

Stephen.