On Tue, 3 Oct 2023 16:22:19 +0000, Farley, Peter wrote:
>Unfortunately none of those callable services provides access to the POSIX
>environment variables table. The only references I can find to access to
>those values are in the getenv() / putenv() C function descriptions.
>
>To Dave C.,
>
>I guess you could put in a call to IBM C/C++ support to ask them how one is
>supposed to access environment variables from assembler subroutines. I am
>assuming here that you will need to be running / compiling with POSIX “on” in
>order for that to work at all. Maybe if you are already running in a POSIX
>“on” environment there will be a control block chain you can chase to find the
>in-core table of values.
>
Can that chain (array of pointers, actually) be anchored with
WXTRN 'environ'
???
--
gil
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