#[SOLVED] Can't exec .c files or press 'play' on .c files in VSCode when they're on an external NTFS?

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bold plaza
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it says on the error there, permission denied, you're not the owner

wheat zenith
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chmod +x ./a.out

rapid waveBOT
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wheat zenith
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If you create a new file theres a chance youll get the same error.
The command I mentioned earlier will allow you to execute similarly to 755.
Might have to run as root if the file is created on windows

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... solved

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wheat zenith
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Does the file exists? can you access it?

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You just have errors in your code

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Do you have the modules installed?

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Might try to compile as root which explains why /usr/include doesnt work

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Idk, I don't really do C a lot.
You could try passing your actual usr directory.

I believe its something like
/home/<user>/.local/usr

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