System Function SYSVER - Revision history

WikiSysop at 16:03, 16 April 2018

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	<h1><~~apll~~>⎕SYSVER</~~apll~~> - Return version, compile date, and release target of system</h1>		<h1><aplxx>⎕SYSVER</aplxx> - Return version, compile date, and release target of system</h1>

	The <apll>⎕SYSVER</apll> system function returns		The <apll>⎕SYSVER</apll> system function returns

WikiSysop at 15:56, 16 April 2018

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	The <apll>⎕SYSVER</apll> system function returns the current version of the running system, the date and time compiled~~, and~~ the execution target. ~~Currently on NARS2000, it returns~~ a 42 character ~~string as indicated below. There are~~ two spaces between each of the three fields.		The <apll>⎕SYSVER</apll> system function returns
			* the current version of the running system
			* the date and time compiled
			* the execution target.
			The result is a character vector with two spaces between each of the three fields.

	<apll>⎕SYSVER</apll> is a [[niladic]] function, so it accepts no arguments.		<apll>⎕SYSVER</apll> is a [[niladic]] function, so it accepts no arguments.
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	The following is an example from a past release of the interpreter:		The following is an example from a past release of the interpreter:

	<apll>~~      ⎕SYSVER~~<~~br /~~>		<apll><pre>
	0.4.8.12~~  ~~Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014~~  ~~Win/64~~<br />~~		⎕SYSVER
	~~      ~~⍴⎕SYSVER~~<br />~~		0.4.8.12 Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014 Win/64
	42~~<br />~~		⍴⎕SYSVER
	~~      a←⎕SYSVER<br />~~		42
	~~      a<br />~~		</pre></apll>
	~~0.4.8.12  Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014  Win/64<br />~~
	~~      '''',a,''''~~<br />
	~~'0.4.8.12  Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014  Win/64'~~</apll>

	In this example, NARS2000 version is 0.4.8.12, was compiled June 12, 2014 at about 4:30 in the morning, and is the 64-bit version of the interpreter for Windows.		In this example, NARS2000 version is 0.4.8.12, was compiled June 12, 2014 at about 4:30 in the morning, and is the 64-bit version of the interpreter for Windows.

	{{SFN\|SYSVER}}		{{SFN\|SYSVER}}

WikiSysop at 22:05, 21 August 2015

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	<h1><~~apl~~>~~{quad}SYSVER~~</~~apl~~> - Return version, compile date, and release target of system</h1>		<h1><apll>⎕SYSVER</apll> - Return version, compile date, and release target of system</h1>

	The ~~{quad}SYSVER~~ system function returns the current version of the running system, the date and time compiled, and the execution target. Currently on NARS2000, it returns a 42 character string as indicated below. There are two spaces between each of the three fields.		The <apll>⎕SYSVER</apll> system function returns the current version of the running system, the date and time compiled, and the execution target. Currently on NARS2000, it returns a 42 character string as indicated below. There are two spaces between each of the three fields.

	~~{quad}SYSVER~~ is a [[niladic]] function, so it accepts no arguments.		<apll>⎕SYSVER</apll> is a [[niladic]] function, so it accepts no arguments.

	The following is an example from ~~the latest~~ release of the interpreter:		The following is an example from a past release of the interpreter:

	<tt>		<apll>      ⎕SYSVER<br />
	~~:{quad}SYSVER~~		0.4.8.12  Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014  Win/64<br />
	0.4.8.12 Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014 Win/64		⍴⎕SYSVER<br />
	~~:{rho}{quad}SYSVER~~		42<br />
	42		a←⎕SYSVER<br />
	~~:a{assign}{quad}SYSVER~~		a<br />
	:a		0.4.8.12  Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014  Win/64<br />
	'0.4.8.12 Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014 Win/64'		'''',a,''''<br />
	:'''',a,''''		'0.4.8.12  Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014  Win/64'</apll>
	''
	</tt>

	In this example, NARS2000 version is 0.4.8.12, was compiled June 12, 2014 at about 4:30 in the morning, and is the 64-bit version of the interpreter for Windows.		In this example, NARS2000 version is 0.4.8.12, was compiled June 12, 2014 at about 4:30 in the morning, and is the 64-bit version of the interpreter for Windows.

	{{SFN\|SYSVER}}		{{SFN\|SYSVER}}

Paul Robinson at 21:36, 26 November 2014

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	The {quad}SYSVER system function returns the current version of the running system, the date and time compiled, and the execution target. Currently on NARS2000, it returns a 42 character string as indicated below. There are two spaces between each of the three fields. The following is an example from the latest release of the interpreter:		The {quad}SYSVER system function returns the current version of the running system, the date and time compiled, and the execution target. Currently on NARS2000, it returns a 42 character string as indicated below. There are two spaces between each of the three fields.

			{quad}SYSVER is a [[niladic]] function, so it accepts no arguments.

			The following is an example from the latest release of the interpreter:

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Paul Robinson at 21:34, 26 November 2014

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	In this example, NARS2000 version is 0.4.8.12, ~~and~~ was compiled June 12, 2014 at about 4:30 in the morning, and is the 64-bit version of the interpreter for Windows.		In this example, NARS2000 version is 0.4.8.12, was compiled June 12, 2014 at about 4:30 in the morning, and is the 64-bit version of the interpreter for Windows.

	{{SFN\|SYSVER}}		{{SFN\|SYSVER}}

Paul Robinson at 21:34, 26 November 2014

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	The {quad}SYSVER system function returns the current version of the running system, the date and time compiled, and the execution target. On NARS2000, it returns a 42 character string as indicated. There are two spaces between each of the three fields. The following is an example from the latest release of the interpreter:		The {quad}SYSVER system function returns the current version of the running system, the date and time compiled, and the execution target. Currently on NARS2000, it returns a 42 character string as indicated below. There are two spaces between each of the three fields. The following is an example from the latest release of the interpreter:

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<h1><apl>{quad}SYSVER</apl> - Return version, compile date, and release target of system</h1>

The {quad}SYSVER system function returns the current version of the running system, the date and time compiled, and the execution target. On NARS2000, it returns a 42 character string as indicated. There are two spaces between each of the three fields. The following is an example from the latest release of the interpreter:

<tt>
:{quad}SYSVER
0.4.8.12 Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014 Win/64
:{rho}{quad}SYSVER
42
:a{assign}{quad}SYSVER
:a
'0.4.8.12 Thu Jun 12 04:28:56 2014 Win/64'
:'''',a,''''
''
</tt>

In this example, NARS2000 version is 0.4.8.12, and was compiled June 12, 2014 at about 4:30 in the morning, and is the 64-bit version of the interpreter for Windows.

{{SFN|SYSVER}}