Jan 022018
 
Reveals what language a program is written in.
File WHATIS12.ZIP from The Programmer’s Corner in
Category Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
Reveals what language a program is written in.
File Name File Size Zip Size Zip Type
WHATIS.DOC 2045 818 deflated
WHATIS.EXE 8174 7865 deflated

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Contents of the WHATIS.DOC file


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WHATIS v1.2 Copyright (c) 1989-1990, J.E. Smith, All rights reserved.

USAGE: WHATIS filename[.ext] (i.e. WHATIS whatis)

WHATIS reads a file and tries to determine what language and compiler was used
to create it. It can identify the following: Turbo C, Microsoft C, Lattice C,
Datalight/Zortech C, Turbo BASIC, Quick BASIC and Turbo Pascal (v3 and
before). Quick C is not distinguished from Microsoft C. Also, programs
compressed with Bellard's LZEXE.EXE are so noted.

If extension is omitted, the program will look for a .COM file first, if no
match is found it will then look for an .EXE file.

Please copy and share this program with others. For a contribution of $5,
I will send the latest version of WHATIS and demos of MY MONEY(tm) and
MY TIME(tm).

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HISTORY:

Version Date Description
1.0 06-22-89 Original release could detect Turbo C, Microsoft C,
Lattice C, Turbo BASIC, Quick BASIC and Turbo Pascal
(v3 and before).

1.1 03-27-90 Added Datalight/Zortech C to the list.

1.2 12-11-90 Added Turbo C++. Version numbers for past and present
Turbo-C compilers. Added the ability to identify a
*limited* number of assembly programs (usually multi-
module programs assembled with TASM). It will now
identify programs compressed with Bellard's LZEXE.EXE
program.

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Comments may be sent to:

J.E. Smith
344 Observatory Drive or Address GENIE mail to:
Birmingham, AL 35206 J.SMITH577

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