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| GetProcessVersion points at target OS |
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DECLARE INTEGER GetCurrentProcessId IN kernel32
DECLARE INTEGER GetProcessVersion IN kernel32;
INTEGER ProcessId
#DEFINE _FFFF 0x0000ffff
#DEFINE FFFF_ 0xffff0000
LOCAL lnProcId, lnProcVer
* can be replaced with 0, specifying the current process
lnProcId = GetCurrentProcessId()
lnProcVer = GetProcessVersion (lnProcId)
? "Process Id:", lnProcId
? "Process Version:", lnProcVer
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Created: 2001-10-25 20:13:07
Modified: 2005-12-27 10:35:57
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Under VFP3 this function returns value 196618 (decimal), that means 0x0003000a -- major version 3, and minor version 10.
VFP6 returns 262144 -- major version 4, and minor version 0. So does Delphi 5.
From that I could suppose that VFP was designed primarily for Windows 3.1x, most evidently. Nevertheless I don"t insist on this idea, just because VB6 -- the dearest child of Bill G. -- returns 0 (z-z-z-zero!).
That is why the only conclusion I come to is that Microsoft does not care much of this function. |
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