Compile stamp items contain descriptive internal information about programs compiled for BASIC.
When a program is compiled, this information is placed in an item in the dictionary level of the file in which the source program resides. The item_ID of the item is the program name. The structure of the information is as follows:
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Attribute |
Description |
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0 |
Item-ID (name of program) |
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1 |
CC |
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2 |
Starting frame number of object code. |
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3 |
Pick BASIC object frame count. |
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4 |
Date, internal, when last compiled. |
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5 |
Time in seconds, internal, when last compiled. |
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6 |
Port number of who compiled program last. |
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7 |
User who compiled program last. |
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8 |
Account name that compiled program last. |
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9 |
Release version from where program was last compiled. |
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10 |
Options used when last compiled, alphabetically. |
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11 |
Bytes in Pick BASIC object code. |
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12 |
Pick FlashBASIC object frame count. |
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13 |
Date of the last execution in internal format. Note that you can reference this value from the r/date attribute defining item. |
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14 |
Time of the last execution in internal format. Note that you can reference this value from the r/time attribute defining item. |
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15 |
Number of times the program has been run or called since the last compile. Note that you can reference this value from the r/count attribute defining item. |
Example(s)
This program was compiled January 28, 2003 at 10:29:03 AM, and takes up 43 bytes of 1 frame. It was compiled on port 12 by user dm in the account qa with no options and was not Flash compiled.
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ct dict bp prog 001 CC 002 740380 003 1 004 12812 005 37743 006 12 007 dm 008 qa 009 6.1.0.A5 010 011 43 012 0 013 13742 014 52761 015 00000002 |