From:	065211 AT bud DOT cc DOT swin DOT edu DOT au (MURPHY, Jeremy W)
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Subject:	Re: Handling of TMPDIR, TEMP by various DJGPP programs
Date:	10 Jan 2003 08:05:06 GMT
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Richard Dawe (rich AT phekda DOT freeserve DOT co DOT uk) wrote:

: Under bash? How about under DOS? I see different behaviour depending on the
: shell:

Yay for my getenv() issue being taken seriously!

Under Win98 SE, if RHIDE is invoked directly, a sample getenv() program
returns forward-slashes, but if you run RHIDE from bash, the sample
program returns back-slashes.  Which just follows the examples you made, 
I guess.

Is there a simple way to tell djgpp to stop translating environment 
variables `/' to `\'?

Jeremy

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