scripting problem

[student123]

Hi.
this line works when I run it from the commando line really good. But when I try to execute it in a shell script it brings up errors.

/stash/Run.pl -db /stash/bench.db -dir ./gcc1 -benchmark gcc -sim /stash/ss3/sim-outorder - args "-fasfwd 100000 -max:inst 10000" >& ./logfile


this command is all on one line. and the error is ./logfile : bad number

My guess is that there is a syntax error. Are there special symbols i have to use when i run a command like this in a shell script.

Thanks

[wje_lf]

The problem has to be more complicated than that. I created a file Run.pl, which is a Perl script which prints "Hello, world!\n". I created a shell script which consists of exactly this:

./Run.pl -df /stash/bench.db -dir ./gcc1 -benchmark gcc -sim /stash/ss3/sim-outorder - args "-fastfwd 100000 -max:inst 10000" >& ./logfile

I ran the shell script and got the expected "Hello, world!\n" in a new file called logfile.

[student123]

solved the problem.

just had one spelling error and pointed to the wrong interpreter location in my shell script.

thanks for the help