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     SBasic User's Manual     SBasic Version 2.7              Page 9
     Printed:  December 5, 1999
     Environment variables


     SB supports the use of two DOS environment variables.  These variables
     can help ease development of multiple projects in SBasic.

     When SB begins execution, it checks for the existence of two
     environment variables, SB_INCLUDE and SB_LIBRARY.  SB assumes
     SB_INCLUDE contains the path to a directory containing custom INCLUDE
     files.  Similarly, SB assumes SB_LIBRARY contains the path to a
     directory containing the standard SBasic library files.  If either of
     these environment variables does not exist, SB defaults to the current
     directory when searching for any corresponding files.

     You can assign a path to either of these variables in your
     AUTOEXEC.BAT file, using DOS' SET command.

     Example:

          set  SB_INCLUDE=C:\MYPROJ\INC
          set  SB_LIBRARY=C:\SBASIC\LIB

     These commands assign paths to the SB_INCLUDE and SB_LIBRARY
     environment variables.