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How do I set up my environment to start using /uns?

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How do I set up my environment to start using /uns?

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Here’s how to start using /uns in three easy steps: • Add the directories /uns/bin and /uns/share/bin to your PATH. If you want the /uns version of gcc to override the supported version, add /uns/gcc/bin to your PATH as well. • Add the directory /uns/lib to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH (required for programs which use shared libraries in /uns). • Optionally, add /uns/share/man and /uns/man to your MANPATH, and add /uns/share/info and /uns/info to your INFOPATH. Examples implementing the above recommendations are available for Bourne Shell or C Shell. Note that, depending on the relative ordering of directories in your path, you can have /uns/bin shadow the supported binary directories or vice versa.

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