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Old   April 8, 2003, 09:34
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Steve Amphlett
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Does anyone (from the CD-Adapco community preferably) know the differenvr between the following:

STAR_VERSION -a STAR_VERSION -port

My assumption (probably wrong) is that former will become obsolete, replaced by the latter. Anyone got any info?

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Old   April 8, 2003, 10:08
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Paul
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It looks like the -port is all ready obsolete. I am running 3.103.521 on SGI. Here is what I get for the two options:

User1:100:>STAR_VERSION -a IRIX64_mips4

User1:101:>STAR_VERSION -port

Syntax error

STAR_VERSION -bvipDaPrFfch

-b print STAR-CD source config specification

-v print STAR-CD version

-i print intermediate release level ( a, b...)

-p print patch number (.001, .002...)

-D print baseline date

-a print STAR-CD architecture

-P print ProAM architecture

-r print operating system version

-F print FORTRAN release (f77/f90)

-f print FORTRAN version

-c print C compiler version

-h print this message

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Old   April 8, 2003, 10:26
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Paul,

Thanks for the reply, but...

The -port is a new option that your old version doesn't support. The earliest instance of it I've detected is in v3150A.005. And starlink in that version and later (I'm up to v3150A.014 now) uses -port rather than -a to choose the platform type.

So I was wondering what the future plans were (for 3.2 and beyond).
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Old   April 9, 2003, 18:39
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I looked at the latest STAR_VERSION script in my $STARDIR/bin directory and it clearly states that a number of old options (including -a) are obsolete and being replaced by -port.

The -a option probably just did not give enough information. The -port gives what used to take a couple of commands all bound into 1 answer. I personally don't know why the switch.

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