If you use gmaptool, and click on details, then you would see it...

e.g. a sample output (makes me remember to change the sourcecode attribution from ccbysa to odbl..., something that should be done in trunk too...):
File:        D:/Garmin/openmtbmap/us-northeast/65310014.img, length 3437056
Header:       06.11.2012 17:44:37, DSKIMG, XOR 00, V 0.00, Ms 0
Mapset:       US-Troy
fat:        400h - 600h - 4600h, block 512
maps:        1, sub-files 5

Sub-file         fat     length
 65310014 RGN    600h   1692620
 65310014 TRE   2200h      7820
    map 3e48d3e (65310014)
    date 06.11.2012 17:44:39
    priority 31, parameters 1 4 23 0
    levels [13,14,16,18,19,20,21,22,24], zoom [88,7,6,5,4,3,2,1,0]
    N: 43.593750, S: 42.714844, W: -73.696289, E: -72.817383
    OpenStreetMap and contributors
    www.openstreetmap.org
    Map data licenced under odbl
    http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/
    Map created with mkgmap-runknown
   Program released under the GPL
65310014 LBL   2400h    210838
    CP 1252, Western European Sort
 65310014 NET   2800h    389486
 65310014 NOD   3000h   1117500

Map              length s-f  CP    prio  PID   FID  name
 65310014 MPC   3418264  5  1252   31



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On 08.11.2012 11:04, n Willink wrote:
Thanks Gerd
I've not seen that I'm afraid even in the lbl
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Maybe you find "Map created with mkgmap-svn" or "Map created with mkgmap-unknown". I think that happened when building from source on a windows machine, don't know it that is fixed now.

Gerd

    n Willink wrote
    Thanks for your advise.

    I'm looking at the raw data using my own software to parse the TRE
    ,RGN,LBL NOD MDR  etc of an img

    As far as I can tell there is no reference to mkgmaps's version
    number , ie 2179,2370 in the img file itself.

    By difference I meant looking at the contents/order of  maplevels
    & subfiles in TRE or the POIS found in MDR4 using the same osm but
    different versions of mkgmap

    Currently, I'm encountering some very strange & alarming behaviour
    when the gpx of a route disappears when zooming in .This only
    happens when I don't need splitter.
    I've never encounted the priority of an img override that of an IMG

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    To: n Willink
    Subject: Re: version numbers

    >

    > There is another issue which perhaps betrays mkgmaps modesty but
    at present
    > there is no way of telling which version has been used to create
    a gmapsupp
    > or img - it could be included in the copyright section?

    Hmm, you should find the string Map created with mkgmap-rxxxx in
    the *.img file.
    Don't you?

    >
    > I'm currently trying to compare imgs created by different
    versions of mkgmap
    > and analyse what causes their behaviour to be so different.

    What tool do you use to compare two img files? If you just compare
    the files, you
    will see a lot of differences even if you use the same mkgmap and
    the same input.
    My identical_output_v2.patch might help, but  one has to adapt it
    to current mkgmap releases.
    See also
    
http://gis.19327.n5.nabble.com/Small-holes-in-boundary-coverage-tp5569161p5624523.html

    Ciao,
    Gerd


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