Re: What's the coding UC, FC and UD ?

Yes, now that I think about it, I believe there's also a 64-bit Solaris version in the works. -----Original Message----- From: Cristian Mageanu <cmageanu@lhr-sys.DHL.COM> To: Thomas J. Girsch <tgirsch@iname.com> Cc: informix-list@iiug.org <informix-list@iiug.org> Date: Friday, October 30, 1998 12:10 PM Subject: Re: What's the coding UC, FC and UD ? >There is also a 64 bit port on HP-UX 11. About a month ago, the latest >version was 7.30.FC3. > >Cristian. > >Thomas J. Girsch wrote: >> >> 'F' denotes 64-bit Unix. U is 32-bit Unix. The only F release I'm aware of >> is DEC alpha. >> >> The second letter goes: >> >> A - Alpha Test version >> B - Beta Test version >> C - Customer Release (first) >> >> Subsequent releases increment the letter to D, E, etc. >> >> Billy's answer is otherwise right on target. >> >> - Tom Girsch >> Database Systems Manager >> Arch Communications Group, Inc. >> >> Billy Wheeler wrote in message <71a4b7$eo9$1@news.xmission.com>... >> > >> >On 29 Oct 98, at 15:31, Ph. Meylan wrote: >> > >> >> What is the reason of the coding of the sub-versions 7.23 FC-11 or UC-11 >> >> or UD-11 ? >> >> >> >> Informix is saying me that is linked to the plateform : FC for DEC Unix, >> >> UC for SUN and IBM, UD for ..? >> >> >> >> I find that strange and i would like to have an credible response. >> > >> >U = Unix >> >T = NT >> >F - never heard of an F >> > >> >The subsequent letter and number is a release and patch level, >> >hence: >> > >> >UC1 = Unix, first release, first patch level. >> >UC2 = Unix, first release, second patch level. >> >UD3 = Unix, second release, third patch level >> >TE1 = NT, third release, first patch level. >