From: "Stratis Aftousmis" <lsdguru78 AT hotmail DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Environment variables, and command line option's.
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Thank's for the reply hans.

>>The usual method to deal with this, and lots of other problems, is to
>>use a Makefile.  Or, if you must, use a .bat file to drive GCC, which
>>will have environment variables expanded.

I'll take your advise and try a Makefile.

strat

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