Fix - unsetenv() #17
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Fix - unsetenv() #17
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Hitting error while compiling on windows: error C3861: 'unsetenv': identifier not found Reason: unsetenv() is a POSIX function; it doesn’t exist on Windows. Visual Studio (MSVC) won’t recognize it. Proposed fix: Use _putenv_s() (Windows equivalent) This is supported by MSVC and achieves the same effect: it removes the environment variable from the process environment. This keeps cross-platform compatibility.
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Hitting following error while compiling on windows:
error C3861: 'unsetenv': identifier not found
Reason: unsetenv() is a POSIX function; it doesn’t exist on Windows. Visual Studio (MSVC) won’t recognize it.
Fix: Use _putenv_s() (Windows equivalent)
This is supported by MSVC and achieves the same effect: it removes the environment variable from the process environment.
Maintains cross-platform compatibility.