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iavian <vijay@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>Hi all ,
>
>I want to set a env variable in a C program? . Not through shell env
>variables. Any help?
How an environment variable gets set is beyond the scope of the C
language.
They're typically assigned through an OS-defined mechanism when the
process is created. A newsgroup whose scope includes how to start
processes on your OS may be able to provide more specific guidance.
Many C implementations also provide extensions that allow environment
variables to be set from within the program. Your implementation's
do***entation may shed some light on that.
dave
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He'll be buried face down, nine edge first. Unlike most people of whom
that is said, in his case, it's a compliment.
--Richard Bos, on John Backus, in comp.lang.c
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