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BINary version numbers.

To: Hunter Barr <barr@pineapple.bbn.com>
Subject: BINary version numbers.
From: Bob Kanefsky <Kanef@spar-20.spar.slb.com>
Date: Fri, 25 Mar 88 20:19 PST
Cc: SLUG@r20.utexas.edu
References: <19880321180814.1.DLA@KOYAANISQATSI.S4CC.Symbolics.COM>
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By the way, you may not be aware that it's pretty easy to check which source
file a binary was compiled from.  It's stored in the compiled attribute list,
which the , (comma) command in DIRED will show you.

For example:

    Attributes for 20:PS:<KANEF.FILK.SONGS.CODE>EMAIL-ORDER-RESPONSE.7BIN.7
     Compiled by Kanef using MANTIS on 3/11/88 05:54:47 in System 349.296
     Compiled from FILK:MAILER;EMAIL-ORDER-RESPONSE.LISP.18
     BINARY-SOURCE-FILE-ORIGINAL-TRUENAME: "20:PS:<KANEF.FILK.SONGS.CODE>EMAIL-ORDER-RESPONSE.LISP.18"
     Base is 10.
     Syntax is COMMON-LISP
     Package is ZWEI

					--Kanef

References:
- BINary version numbers.
  - From: "David L. Andre" <DLA@diamond.s4cc.symbolics.com>

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