LIBPATH.EXE provides a quick and easy way to list the OS/2 LIBPATH directories
in a readable ordered format, and to search for instances of a particular
Dynamic Link Library (DLL) found in the LIBPATH directories.

Requirements: OS/2 v2.0 and above

USAGE: LIBPATH [/?] [/q] [DLLNAME]

 /?      - Display this information.
 /q      - Execute in QUIET mode;  Returns result of search
 DLLNAME - Specific DLL to search for


Displaying LIBPATH Directories
==============================

With no command arguments, LIBPATH.EXE lists the LIBPATH directories in order.
If running on WARP, the additional BEGINLIBPATH and ENDLIBPATH environment
variable directories are listed as well.

Sample output: LIBPATH - no arguments

>BEGINLIBPATH Directories
>
>    1. k:\btrieve\os2
>
>
>LIBPATH Directories:
>
>    2. E:\TOOLKIT3\SOM\COMMON\DLL
>    3. E:\TOOLKIT3\SOM\LIB
>    4. E:\TOOLKIT3\DLL
>    5. D:\MMOS2\DLL
>    6. <Current Directory>
>    7. D:\
>    8. E:\CICS200\BIN
>    9. D:\OS2\DLL
>   10. D:\OS2\MDOS
>   11. D:\OS2\APPS\DLL
>   12. D:\LANWP\DLL
>   13. D:\IBMCPP\DLL
>   14. D:\SPM2V2
>   15. D:\SSAVER
>   16. D:\OPENSHUT
>   17. D:\CPUMONP
>   18. E:\TCPIP\DLL
>   19. E:\TCPIP\UMAIL
>   20. D:\NETWARE
>   21. D:\NETWARE\NLS\ENGLISH
>   22. D:\OBJDESK
>
>
>ENDLIBPATH Directories
>
>   23. z:\os2\miscapps


Seaching For DLL Instances
==========================

If a DLL name is provided, all LIBPATH directories will be searched for
instances of the specified DLL.  All DLLs found are listed under the LIBPATH
directory in which they were found.  Each DLL is listed along with it's
timestamp and file size information.

Sample output:  LIBPATH btrcalls

>BEGINLIBPATH Directories
>
>  1. k:\btrieve\os2 :
>    btrcalls.dll          77639  08-24-95  11:18a
>
>
>LIBPATH Directories:
>
>  7. D:\ :
>    btrcalls.dll          77639  08-25-95  10:37a
>
>
>ENDLIBPATH Directories


Batch File Usage
================

Used in a batch .CMD file to search for DLLs, it will return an errorlevel
of 0 if the specified DLL is found.

Example: Pass a DLL name to this .CMD file to echo the search result.

   call libpath /q %1
   if errorlevel 1 goto :notfound
   echo %1 was found
   goto :end
   :notfound
   echo %1 was not found
   :end


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