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This chapter includes instructions and examples that specify
pathnames, which are the names of directories and files. The exact name of a directory or file may depend on the platform, the installation (e.g., components installed), or the
ACIS release number. The following conventions are used to present these names in a form that is not specific to a particular installation, platform, or release:
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<install_dir>
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Refers to your root
ACIS installation directory. Substitute the actual name of your actual root installation directory for the string
<install_dir> in pathnames.
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$A3DT
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Is an environment variable that points to your root
ACIS installation directory,<install_dir>. This environment variable should be defined during installation. If it is not defined, substitute your root
ACIS installation directory name for the string
$A3DT in pathnames.
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$ARCH
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Is an environment variable that points to your platform directory (e.g.,
NT,
hp700,
sgi,
sun4_cxx4,
solaris_cxx4,
ultrix,
osf1, or
aix4). This environment variable should be defined during installation. If it is not defined, substitute your platform name for the string
$ARCH in pathnames.
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Pathnames are shown using the UNIX format unless the context is specific to the Windows or Macintosh environments. The UNIX format includes a forward slash delimiter after directory names (Windows uses a backslash).
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