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From: mg@dsd.camb.inmet.com (Mitch Gart)
Subject: Re: Unix environment variables
Date: 1995/03/30
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Joel Rudy (joel.rudy@comm.hq.af.mil) wrote:
: What is the easiest way to access a Unix environment variable via Ada.  We
: are using SunAda 2.1.1 on a Solaris 2.3 operating system.

Each compiler on Unix has its own way, see the manual.

Or now-a-days most Ada compilers on Unix support the POSIX/Ada
packages.  POSIX_Process_Environment contains a way to get 
environment variables.  If you use this package your program is 
even likely to be portable.

	Mitch Gart