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/*
* routines used to manipulate the environment block
* Copyright (C) 2021, Mateusz Viste
*/
#ifndef ENV_H
#define ENV_H
/* looks for varname in environment block and returns a far ptr to it if
* found, NULL otherwise. varname MUST be in upper-case and MUST be terminated
* by either a = sign or a NULL terminator */
char far *env_lookup(unsigned short env_seg, const char *varname);
/* returns the size, in bytes, of the allocated environment block */
unsigned short env_allocsz(unsigned short env_seg);
/* remove a variable from environment, if present. returns 0 on success, non-zero if variable not found */
int env_dropvar(unsigned short env_seg, const char *varname);
#define ENV_SUCCESS 0
#define ENV_NOTENOM -1
#define ENV_INVSYNT -2
/* Writes a variable to environment block. The variable must in the form
* "varname=value". If variable is already present in the environment block,
* then the value will be updated. If the new value is empty, then the
* existing variable (if any) is removed.
*
* This function returns:
* ENV_SUCCESS = success
* ENV_NOTENOM = not enough available space in memory block
* ENV_INVSYNT = invalid syntax
*/
int env_setvar(unsigned short env_seg, const char *v);
#endif