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a quest regarding the path?
Hi mates,
A newbe in UNIX world. how can i add a specific path to my default unix path. ie i want to add a directory let is say /abdul to the path and whenever i log in unix should recognize it. it is mostly importnant when i use the cc command to compile my c programs ...and i have to use ./cc ... thanx |
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09-02-2001
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depending on the shell you use, you can
edit your .profile, .bash_profile, .cshrc, .bashrc, or .kshrc file(s) and modify you PATH variable in "append" what ever you like to the existing information. I would recommend you get a book on the particular shell you are using (sh, ksh, csh or bash). It will prove invaluable. example entry in .profile: # Append the "bin" directory in my home # directory to my system default path PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin export PATH |
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09-04-2001
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just a shot in the dark. your not useing solaris are you? if so by default it does not come with a compiler. reguardless i would look into gcc. it is the GNU version of cc. also after you log in type Code:
(hostname)#echo $PATH this will display your default path. |
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