PATH -- Environmental Variable

Directories that hold executable files

PATH names a default set of  directories that are searched by COHERENT when
it seeks an  executable file.  You can set PATH  with the command PATH. For
example, typing

    PATH=/bin:/usr/bin

tells COHERENT  to search for executable  files first in /bin,  and then in
/usr/bin. Note the use of the colon `:' to separate directory names.

See Also

environmental variables,
path.h

© 2012 by Stephen A. Ness