3.4.2 Naming One or More Alternate Directories (C7X_C_DIR)

The linker uses the C7X_C_DIR environment variable to name alternate directories that contain object libraries. The command syntaxes for assigning the environment variable are:

The pathnames are directories that contain input files. The pathnames must follow these constraints:

• Pathnames must be separated with a semicolon.
• Spaces or tabs at the beginning or end of a path are ignored. For example, the space before and after the semicolon in the following is ignored:
set C7X_C_DIR=c:\path\one\to\tools ; c:\path\two\to\tools
• Spaces and tabs are allowed within paths to accommodate Windows directories that contain spaces. For example, the pathnames in the following are valid:
set C7X_C_DIR=c:\first path\to\tools;d:\second path\to\tools

The environment variable remains set until you reboot the system or reset the variable by entering: