Reputation: 55736
I have to port an existing code written in C and C++ to iOS.
This code, at some point, uses the environ
variable to access all the environment variables.
When compiling this code with the iOS compiler toolchain, it complains that environ
is not a defined symbol. I couldn't find any header that would provide it or any suitable alternative.
Unfortunately, environ
is used to get all the environment variables and pass them to a sub-routine. That is, getenv()
is not an option, since we don't know what environment variables to check for.
Is there a way in C or C++ code, with the iOS compiler toolchain, to access to the environ
variable ? Or do you know any alternative solution ?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 692
Reputation:
The environ
variable must be declared in the user program, in your C code. So just declare it like this before accessing:
extern char **environ;
You may also find this article about iOS environment helpful (it has an example project as well).
Upvotes: 3