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From: je@bton.ac.uk (John English)
Subject: Re: GNAT NT 3.09 Search Path
Date: 1997/02/25
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Date: 1997-02-25T00:00:00+00:00
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William Paul Berriss (W.P.Berriss@reading.ac.uk) wrote:
: If I put a line like 
: set ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=C:\windows;C:\ada\eeg;
: plus other directories in a .bat file and run that before running
: gcc, gcc cannot find the necessary library files in the eeg directory.

: BUT

: If I type the command set ADA_INCLUDE_PATH=C:\ada\eeg at
: the DOS prompt myself, just before running gcc then all is OK, 
: it finds files OK.

Are you running the batch file in the same process as you run gcc
from? Otherwise, the environment variables will be set up in the
process that runs the .bat file, and gcc will run in a process
which *doesn't* have them set up. Try (a) a batch file which sets
everything up and then runs gcc, or (b) call the batch file from
your autoexec.bat (so that it's in the parent environment for all
other processes).

HTH.

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