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Build info

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literal type exactly as shown argument replace with your value ?optional? may be omitted

Synopsis#

::tcl::build-info ?field?

Description#

This command provides a way to retrieve information about how Tcl was built. Without any options, the command returns the Tcl patchlevel, followed by the '+'-sign, followed by the fossil commit-id followed by a list of dot-separated tags. If a field is given, this command extracts that field as described below. Any other field value not mentioned below will always return "0". For official Tcl releases, the fields are:

::tcl::build-info clang#

Returns the clang version number (as 4 digits) if Tcl is compiled with clang, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info commit#

Returns the fossil commit-id where Tcl was built from.

::tcl::build-info compiledebug#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with -DTCL_COMPILE_DEBUG, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info compiler#

Returns the compiler name (either clang, gcc, icc or msvc), followed by a dash and a (4-digit) version number.

::tcl::build-info compilestats#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with -DTCL_COMPILE_STATS, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info cplusplus#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with a C++ compiler, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info debug#

Returns 1 if Tcl is not compiled with -DNDEBUG, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info gcc#

Returns the gcc version number (as 4 digits) if Tcl is compiled with gcc, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info icc#

Returns the icc version number (as 4 digits) if Tcl is compiled with icc, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info ilp32#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled such that integers, longs and pointers are all 32-bit, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info memdebug#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with -DTCL_MEM_DEBUG, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info msvc#

Returns the msvc version number (as 4 digits) if Tcl is compiled with msvc, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info nmake#

Returns 1 if Tcl is built using nmake, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info no-deprecate#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with -DTCL_NO_DEPRECATED, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info no-thread#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with -DTCL_THREADS=0, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info no-optimize#

Returns 1 if Tcl is not compiled with -DTCL_CFG_OPTIMIZED, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info objective-c#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with an objective-c compiler, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info objective-cplusplus#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with an objective-c++ compiler, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info patchlevel#

Returns the Tcl patchlevel, same as info patchlevel.

::tcl::build-info profile#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with -DTCL_CFG_PROFILED, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info purify#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled with -DPURIFY, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info static#

Returns 1 if Tcl is compiled as a static library, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info tommath#

Returns the libtommath version number (as 4 digits) if libtommath is built into Tcl, 0 otherwise.

::tcl::build-info version#

Returns the Tcl version, same as info tclversion.

::tcl::build-info zlib#

Returns the zlib version number (as 4 digits) if zlib is built into Tcl, 0 otherwise.

Examples#

These show the use of ::tcl::build-info.

::tcl::build-info
     → 9.0.2+af16c07b81655fabde8028374161ad54b84ef9956843c63f49976b4ef601b611.gcc-1204
::tcl::build-info commit
     → af16c07b81655fabde8028374161ad54b84ef9956843c63f49976b4ef601b611
::tcl::build-info compiler
     → gcc-1204
::tcl::build-info gcc
     → 1204
::tcl::build-info version
     → 9.0
::tcl::build-info patchlevel
     → 9.0.2

Keywords#

build-info

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