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A set of script files named `definitions.<shell-type>' should now
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exist in the `bin' directory.
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`<shell-type>' specifies the type of shell (command interpreter)
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for which the script file was written: `C' (C-shell style), `K'
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(Korn shell style), or `B' (Bourne shell style). They are script
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files that a user would execute to set up the environment variables
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and aliases (where supported) necessary to use CDF.
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A user would then execute the appropriate script file to define
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aliases for the toolkit programs and environment variables for
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the locations of the include files, CDF library, etc.
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For the Korn, BASH, and POSIX shells, the following command
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would be used:
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. %%PREFIX%%/bin/definitions.K
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For the Bourne shell, the following command would be used:
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. %%PREFIX%%/bin/definitions.B
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For the C and `tcsh' shells, the following command would be
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used:
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source %%PREFIX%%/bin/definitions.C
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Because aliases are not available when using the Bourne shell,
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the toolkit programs must be invoked by specifying the actual
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name of the executable file. The script file `definitions.B'
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describes how to do this.
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