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From: rokicki@Navajo.UUCP
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Subject: set (environment variables)
Message-ID: <738@Navajo.ARPA>
Date: Sat, 12-Jul-86 19:36:13 EDT
Article-I.D.: Navajo.738
Posted: Sat Jul 12 19:36:13 1986
Date-Received: Sun, 13-Jul-86 07:03:52 EDT
Organization: Stanford University
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I've been using Manx C and their set utility and getenv() library
function.  Unfortunately, I've not been able to get permission from
them (in a month and a half of phone calls every few days!) to
distribute their set utility, so I haven't been able to distribute
any code which uses the environment variables.  So, I sat down,
figured out the library format, and wrote my own set command.  As
it turns out, it's smaller than Manx's and doesn't limit the space
available for variables; nor does it suck up a lot of memory right
away like Manx's does.  Only problem is, I don't know if I can post
it because I did have to examine the getenv() library source to
figure out what it expected.  Can I post it?  Is anyone even interested?
(I know I can distribute the binary . . .)

-tom