Hi, there,
I am reading Joe Armstrong's book on Erlang, "Programming Erlang: software for a concurrent world."
In a couple of places he talks about a .erlang file that lives where the erlang library lives, and it is supposed to let you change your environment.
I have tried it a few times, but nothing really seems to happen.
Is the name of the .erlang file different in windows? Has it changed? Or am I just placing it in the wrong place?
I am putting the file here: C:\Program Files\erl5.7.2\bin