SYSTYPE(1)                           SysV                           SYSTYPE(1)



NAME
     systype - display version stamp

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/apollo/bin/systype file

DESCRIPTION
     systype displays the UNIX version stamp of the specified object file.
     Four columns are displayed in the output.  The first (OBJTYPE) contains
     the object type, the second (SYSTYPE) contains the systype (one of the
     following):
          none
          any
          sys5
          sys5.3
          bsd4.2

     The third column (RUNTYPE) contains the runtype, which has the same set
     of possible types as the systype; and the forth column (FILE) is the name
     of the file.

     The format is as follows:

     OBJTYPE     SYSTYPE      RUNTYPE   FILE
     coff        bsd4.3       sys5.3    /bin/cc
     obj         bsd4.2                 //bs/bsd4.2/bin/cc

     Note that files of object type OBJ, do not have runtypes.

EXAMPLES
     % systype /bin/cc

     OBJTYPE     SYSTYPE      RUNTYPE   FILE
     coff        bsd4.3       sys5.3    /bin/cc


     % systype /bsd4.2/bin/cc

     OBJTYPE     SYSTYPE      RUNTYPE   FILE
     obj         bsd4.2                 /bsd4.2/bin/cc


SEE ALSO
     cc(1), ld(1);
     Using Your SysV Environment