Message-ID:	<01BFD1FD.40228B40@LEON.caresystems.com.au>
From:	Leon <Leon AT caresystems DOT com DOT au>
To:	"djgpp AT delorie DOT com" <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
Subject:	about using batch file to set path in NT...
Date:	Fri, 9 Jun 2000 10:27:01 +1000
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Hello

currently i am using win95 and like to call compiler and make and all other utils from a batch file

i also like to set path while running a given batch file - this way i can use differnt batch files to compile different projects while having a much more flexible structure for inludes, libs etc...

as the result have two questions:

1) is it possile to do similar stuff (ie set path via a running batch file - of course for the duration of that batch file running) in windows NT

2) - perhaps OT for which i am sorry - but if there are people who use gvim out there - it would seem that if i run a batch file by double clicking it i can avoid "not enough env space" error by setting run parameters (eg memory) for that batch file,  howeber when i run the same batch file with
:! 
command in vim - the "out of env space" error is reappearing.

perhaps there is a way to set env space in autoexec file when the computer starts - this way it will never have this prob?

With best regards - Leon.

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