There is no single command to print the 'time and date of compilation'
and 'information for all Subroutines in a library'
You will need to write a program that :
a : obtains the names of all jBASE Sunroutines in a library, ie
jshow -a library_name
eg : jshow -a lib1.so
[ or 'jshow -a lib1.dll' on Windows ]
The names displayed will be in the intenal format, eg :
a name shown as :
JBC_my_2Esub
relates to the Subroutine : 'my.sub'
[ the '_2E' etc strings are the hexadecimal value of the Ascii
character, in this case x'2E' is the hexadecimal value of '46' the
Ascii value of a '.' ( dot )
Similar hexademal values are used for any '*', '-', '_' etc used in
your original Subroutine names ]
b) You can then obtain the time and date of compilation of 'my.sub'
using the '-c' option to 'jshow', eg :
jshow -c my.sub
Hope this helps,
Pat.
On 15 Nov, 22:06, David Grenfell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gentlem:
>
> I have some-how lost some source code for a program that is running fine
> right now, but customer wants changes.
>
> I know some-one will remember the code that will allow me to print (screen or
> printer) , the information relating to each subroutine in a library. I am
> looking for the date compiled for a specific program.
>
> my libraries are stored in c:\usr\hosp\lib
>
> David Grenfell (Grendata computer systems)
>
> running ver 3.4x on XP pro
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