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From: woiccak@acsu.buffalo.edu (thomas s woiccak)
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Subject: accessing environ. vars. [was Re: Auto Search for BGI in Turbo C]
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Date: 20 Mar 91 07:27:49 GMT
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getting off the "accessing BGI driver" question, How does one access an
environment variable from a C/C++ program? I know there is a simple 
solution, but...

Tom Woiccak
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