From:	elric AT wheel DOT dcn DOT davis DOT ca DOT us (Jeffrey Taylor)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: BASH startup
Date:	8 Jan 1997 20:31:34 GMT
Organization:	Davis Community Network - Davis, California, USA
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Jeffrey Taylor (elric AT wheel DOT dcn DOT davis DOT ca DOT us) wrote:
: I am trying to switch to BASH.  My personal login file is run (~/_profile)
: or sourced, but none of the sets in it had any effect.  I put an echo in
: it to make sure it ran and that showed up on the console, but no variables
: were set.  What am I doing wrong?
: 
: Jeff T

I found part of the problem, I was using "set LFN=n" instead of "LFN=n".
I expected set with no arguments to show these variable values, but it
doesn't.  However, "echo $LFN" does show the value I expect.  Another
example, I did:

PS1=$HISTCMD\$

and it does what I expect.  However set shows:

PS1=bash\$

Also gcc can't find the standard include files, even though I've done:

DJGPP=c:/djgpp_v2.01/djgpp.env

Any help would be appreciated.

Jeff T

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