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Subject: Re: programming API to determine whether in "Cygwin environment"
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What about the following EVs which a quick "env" shows: "MAKE_MODE", "SHLVL",
and "!C:"? I assume SHLVL is an artifact of bash and only present if bash is
an ancestor? I have no idea who sets MAKE_MODE. And "!C:" is a very strange
one but presumably is exported by Cygwin?
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