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From: dsmith@clark.net (Doug Smith)
Subject: Re: Environment Variables
Date: 1997/01/25
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In article <5c1nf9$d3q@ultranews.duc.auburn.edu>, greerjo@mail.auburn.edu (John M. Greer) wrote:

> Does anyone know how to access environment variables from Ada code?  
> Specifically, Unix/Linux CGI environment variables from the latest 
> version of GNAT.  (Yes, I'm writing CGI in Ada.  Please don't write me 
> and remind me that every newline requires a New_Line, as that seems to be 
> a popular response to this question locally :-)
[snip]
> 
> John Greer
> (who vastly prefers Put to Ada.Text_IO.Put)

Check out the latest CGI binding used by WebAda at:
 <http://sw-eng.falls-church.va.us/AdaIC/compilers/webada/source/cgi/>

Doug Smith
<mailto:dsmith@clark.net>