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AIPS++ version reporting utility.
avers [-b | -l]
avers reports version information for an AIPS++ installation.
The AIPS++ version consists of three fixed-length fields of the form MM.NNN.PP. The first field of two digits is the major version number, the second field of three digits is the minor version number, and the third field of two digits is the patch level.
The major version number is incremented whenever a new base release is produced. A base release is the publically distributed production code. The minor version number is incremented on each cycle of the code distribution system for AIPS++ development sites (see exhale (p) and inhale (p)), and the patch version distinguishes different patch levels applied to the base release for the public distribution.
The long report contains the following version and timing information:
Master:
Version last fetched by inhale (p).
Slave:
Version and time of completion of last slave update.
Code:
Version and time of completion of last code update.
System:
Version and time of completion of last system rebuild.
Latest:
Version currently available from the master.
Time:
The current time, in AIPS++ format (see adate (p)).
Each of the installation steps is tagged as being base, incremental, or cumulative. The short report only includes the version last fetched by inhale (p), and without the ``Master:'' prefix.
Status return values
0
: success
1
: invalid option
2
: $AIPSPATH not defined
Sample output from the command
avers -l
appears as follows
Master: 01.021.00 Wed 1992/09/16 10:30:32 GMT Slave: 01.021.00 Wed 1992/09/16 12:01:04 GMT (incremental) Code: 01.021.00 Wed 1992/09/16 12:03:08 GMT (incremental) System: 01.021.00 Wed 1992/09/16 12:07:55 GMT (incremental) Latest: 01.022.00 Wed 1992/09/16 22:30:38 GMT Time: Thu 1992/09/17 04:10:42 GMT
adate (p), AIPS++ time reporting utility.
exhale (p), AIPS++ code export utility.
inhale (p), AIPS++ code import utility.
Original: 1992/09/17 by Mark Calabretta, ATNF.