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Network Developer's Resource README file for Vol.1/No.3 November-December '93
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In this archive file:
VOLSTAT.EXE, VOLSTAT.C : Get Volume Information, Revisited
SUBSCRIB.TXT : How to subscribe to the Network Developer's Resource
PRESSREL.TXT : Press Release about the NDR
Other files : Tim Farley's SHOWVER utility (.EXE & code) (see below)
SHOWVER
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Author: Tim Farley
Copyright 1993, Tim Farley, All Rights Reserved
Purpose
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SHOWVER is a simple replacement for the Novell NVER command, which shows
the versions of the various Novell TSR's loaded on a DOS workstation.
It demonstrates both documented and undocumented ways to obtain this
information.
To run, just type SHOWVER at a C: prompt.
Source Code
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Source code in C is provided. It has been tested with both Microsoft
and Borland C. It should work with most DOS 16-bit C compilers, as long
as they support inline ASM blocks and a few of the extensions supported
by Microsoft C. SHOWVER does not require any Novell SDK's to be
compiled.
SHOWVER.C is the main program. Each of the other C files is a
self-contained module that gets the version for one component or set of
components under NetWare. These modules are:
VERODI.C Get LSL, MLID and protocol version numbers.
VERIPX.C Get IPX and SPX version numbers.
VERNETX.C Get the version number and type of the NetWare Shell.
VERVLM.C Get the version info for the NetWare DOS Requestor.
VERLITE.C Get version numbers for NetWare Lite.
See SHOWVER.C for a list of the useful external definitions exported by
each of the modules.
An attempt has been made to make each of these modules self-contained
and independent of memory model. However, this has not been
exhaustively tested.
To remake the program, you can use the supplied make files.
For Borland C:
make /fmakefile.bc
For Microsoft C:
nmake /F makefile.msc
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