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06-19-2009
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| home premium x64 | environment variable not seen I maintain software written some time back with the discontinued IBM VisualAge C++ system. I recently added a laptop with Vista x64 and I am hoping to avoid dual booting with XP. The problem is that in Vista I have set the environment variables that the IBM system requires, but the VisualAge system doesn't see them. Example: The IDE in startup tell me it can't find a required file, would I please set the environment variable IWF.CONFIG_PATH. This IS set correctly. Is this software compatability? or can I do something to make the variable visible to my application. Thanks John (IBMCPPW) |
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