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1.1     ! root        1: -PTXX FROM- 4.3
        !             2: .xx "" "lxref: lisp" "cross reference program." "" lxref(1)
        !             3: .xx "" "lxref:" "lisp cross reference program." "" lxref(1)
        !             4: .xx "" "" "lxref: lisp cross reference program." "" lxref(1)
        !             5: .xx "" "lxref: lisp cross reference" "program." "" lxref(1)
        !             6: .xx "" "lxref: lisp cross" "reference program." "" lxref(1)
        !             7: -ENV USAGE-
        !             8: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/ffasl.c:              cp = getenv("PATH");
        !             9: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/ffasl.c:      register char *cp, *cp2; char *getenv();
        !            10: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/h/lfuncs.h:lispval Lgetenv();
        !            11: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/lam6.c:               error("argument to getenv must be atom",FALSE);
        !            12: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/lam6.c:       char *getenv(), *strcpy();
        !            13: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/lam6.c:       chkarg(1,"getenv");
        !            14: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/lam6.c:       res = getenv(lbot->val->a.pname);
        !            15: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/lam7.c:               if ((p = (char *)getenv("SHELL")) != (char *)0) {
        !            16: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/lam9.c:char   *getenv();
        !            17: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/lam9.c:char *cp = getenv("TERM");
        !            18: /usr/src/pgrm/lisp/franz/sysat.c:  {"getenv", Lgetenv, &(lambda)},
        !            19: -MANPAGE HISTORY-
        !            20: /arch/4.0bsd/usr/man/man1/lxref.1
        !            21: /arch/4.0bsd/usr/man/cat1/lxref.1
        !            22: /arch/4.1bsd/usr/man/man1/lxref.1
        !            23: /arch/4.2bsd/usr/man/man1/lxref.1
        !            24: /arch/4.3bsd/usr/man/man1/lxref.1

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