John,
Following up on Marc's reply. Open the file, then do a status on the
open file handle.
Here's an example for a Universe system, (warning, it's typed directly
into post, hasn't been compiled).
OPEN "", "VOC" TO F.VOC THEN
STATUS MV.STATUS FROM F.VOC THEN
BITS = MV.STATUS<32>
BE
John,
I don't remember which one but I believe it's one of the STATUS atributes.
After OPENing the file your can do a STATUS of the file variable and one of
these tells you if the file is 64bit. I had to do a program a few months ago
to find all 32 bit files that were nearing the 2gb limit and used
I wrote a decompiler for R83, never marketed it, just used it for my own play
and insight.
-Original Message-
From: Gyle Iverson
To: u2-users
Sent: Sat, Jan 5, 2013 12:29 pm
Subject: Re: [U2] srs4uv.com status [Was: Corrupted object in global catalog]
You are spot on Ian. It w
You are spot on Ian. It was a fun and tedious exercise. And you are right.
The internals of each interpreter and its op codes are quite different.
I wanted to answer the same question of how does one thing turn into
another. And, can I reverse that?
The first decompiler was for Prime INFORMATI
Anyone know of a command that will tell you what type of file you are
dealing with Universe as it relates to 32 or 64 bit files?
ANALYZE.FILE doesn't seem to give that info
--
John Thompson
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