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- From: brad@ravel.udel.edu (Brad Cain)
- Subject: Accessing DOS Environment w/MSC
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- Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 06:43:59 GMT
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- I need to access the dos enviroment in a program that i'm writing.
- I am using microsoft C 5.1, and am aware of the putenv and getenv
- commands... however, i need to access the 'real' dos enviroment,
- not the copy of the environment that is created every time my
- program is run. i assume that this involves a great deal of
- low-level poking around, but if anyone has done this, could you
- please e-mail me some source. (i need to be able to read
- the env, and insert into it)
-
- thanks
- brad cain
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- brad@ravel.udel.edu
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