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(Hmm ... haven't I asked it already?)

Our dbx does not understand search path - I have to specify every
directory explicitly:

dbx -Idir1 -Idir2 ...

Is it possible in one shot (functions, aliases etc aside)? The closest I
can think of is

dbx -I${^$(print *(/))} ...

but that's $(...) that looks ugly.

-andrej

Have a nice DOS!
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