For example, here is how you can build the ubiquitous ``hello world'' test program:
$ cat >test.c main() { printf("hello world!\n"); } ^D $ i386-moss-gcc test.c
Now you should have a file called `a.out' in your current directory. Copy that file to your DOS machine, along with MOSS.EXE, the DOS extender itself, which should be in /usr/local/i386-moss/bin/moss.exe (or the corresponding path if you installed MOSS in a different place). For example, if you can FTP from your DOS machine to your development machine:
C:\> ftp develmachine Username: me Password: ftp> get a.out ftp> get moss.exe ftp> quit C:\> moss hello world! C:>