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GNU/Linux |
CentOS 2.1AS(Slurm) |
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pvm_export(3) |
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pvm_export, pvm_unexport − Mark environment variables to export through spawn
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C |
int cc = pvm_export( char *name ) |
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int cc = pvm_unexport( char *name ) |
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Fortran |
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Name of an environment variable to add to or delete from export list. |
The routines pvm_export and pvm_unexport are provided for convenience in editing environment variable PVM_EXPORT, while maintaining the colon-separated list syntax it requires. The variable can be modified by other means, and at the same time by the pvm_export functions.
pvm_export checks to see if a name is already in PVM_EXPORT before including it, and exporting a name more than once is not considered an error. Likewise, pvm_unexport will not complain if you specify a name not in PVM_EXPORT.
C:
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/* PVM_EXPORT=SHELL:HOME */ | |
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pvm_export("DISPLAY"); | |
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pvm_export("TERM"); | |
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pvm_unexport("HOME"); | |
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/* PVM_EXPORT=SHELL:DISPLAY:TERM */ |
No error conditions are currently returned by pvm_export and pvm_unexport.
pvm(1PVM) pvm_spawn(3PVM)
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pvm_export(3) | |