How to input "EOF" signal in unix?

In this simple program count.c,

#include<stdio.h>
int main(int argc,char *argv[])
{
     int c,i;
     i=0;
    while((c=getchar()) != EOF )
    {
        if(c=='/n')
            ++i;
    }
     printf("%d/n",i);
}

1. The terminal  shows "linker input file unused because linking not done"  When i compile the program with "gcc -Wall -c count count.c" .   And i execute the program count, "Ctrl+D" will not work. And later i know that the option -c is wrong. 
2. I am not sure exactly what causes this problem. But you can ignore this as you just started with simple programs and not linking any libraries while compiling.
   
   Can you try 
   

   Code:

   gcc -c -Wall -o file file.c

   
   This command is producing the same error as you posted.
   
   But without option "-c" it works fine for me. (this option stops the compiler from invoking the linker. But you have not mentioned this option but still getting this error seems to odd.
3. The result, i got two question , "EOF" signal in uinx is "Ctrl+D" and  www.unix.com . Thanks.