BSD unsetenv(), strcasecmp(), (what are they?)
Lyle Seaman
lws at comm.WANG.COM
Tue Mar 20 05:23:55 AEST 1990
I've been trying to build sendmail 5.61 on SunOS 3.5 (I can't
afford the upgrade, ok?). I find I get two unresolved references
I'm not familiar with. I assume this is because they are new to
BSD and aren't in SunOS. One is strcasecmp which I assume is
compare string case-not-significant. The other is unsetenv().
I know this is a c-shell builtin, which removes the given
variable from the environment, but how would I write this
routine? Would I manipulate the environment pointer (third
argument to main()), or use putenv("TZ=") or what?
Also - someone must be more familiar with the BSD family tree;
what version of BSD is SunOS derived from?
please e-mail. (I do read this group, but email anyway)
Thanks,
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