Environment Variables

Related Topics:

Specifying a Makefile	Specifying a Build Command
Define New or Edit Target Dialog Boxes	Makefile Macros
Targets

You can specify environment variables for controlling the build process. When you start the build, setenv commands for the environment variables are prepended to the build command. The names and values you specify depend on what kind of parameters are used by the makefiles or the shell scripts that execute the build.

Some examples of environment variables are:

PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/opt/SUNWspro

MOTIFHOME=/usr/dt

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/dt/lib:/usr/openwin/lib

DISPLAY=xhost:0.0

The following tasks are available through the Environment Variables Dialog Box:

• Changing an Environment Variable Value
• Adding an Environment Variable
• Deleting an Environment Variable
• Overriding an Environment Variable Value