My understanding is that all the files in:
/etc/profile.d
get read into a shell that is started as "login",
which /cygwin.bat does. This should include tinyos.sh
which is created there when a full TOS install is done.
However it's better to use $HOME/.bashrc for personal settings
to avoid conflict with re-installs.
One little tip, if you are experimenting with a script to set
variables you need to "source" it into your shell by typing:
"source script.sh" or ". script.sh"
Otherwise it is executed in s sub-shell and all settings are
tossed out with the bath water.
MS
aldo wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know how to configure environmental variables automatically
> when cygwin starts?
>
> I'm trying to create a "tinyos.sh" file in /etc/profile.d with the
> variables and cygwin returns correctly when I write $printenv MAKERULES
> but...doesn't work when i do $make on an application.
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Aldo
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