#  Login.csh Release 2.2 for Windows NT

#  This is a sample login.csh file.  The Hamilton C shell looks for this
#  file in your home directory when you start it from the Program Manager.
#  You should edit it, customizing it to your needs.  Blank lines are
#  ignored; anything following a "#" on a given line is considered a comment.
#  The comments can be deleted if you want the shell to start up faster.

#  (As it comes off the distribution disk, this file contains ONLY comment
#  text explaining how to customize it.)

#  Environmental Variables

#  If you want the C shell to use a different set of environmental variables
#  than you'd use with the MS-DOS command prompt, this is a good place to
#  set up those values.  For example, you might specify:

#  setenv   LIB      =  c:\mstools\lib
#  setenv   INCLUDE  =  c:\mstools\h

#  Other Initialization

#  You may also wish to do various other sorts of initialization when 
#  you start a new copy of Hamilton C shell.  Here are some examples:
#
#  set   savehist    =  0              # Do not save history at exit.
#  set   ignoreeof   =  1              # Insist on an exit command.  Don't
#                                      #   exit just because end-of-file (^Z)
#                                      #   was encountered.
#  cd    c:\mstools\h                  # Set up whatever current directories
#  cd    e:\tmp                        #   you want when the shell starts up.
#  cd    +c ~                          #   ("+c ~" means change to home
#                                      #   directory and drive;  note that "~"
#                                      #   depends on HOME being already set.)
