ADIME_VERSION_MAJOR(3)
π NAME π
ADIME_VERSION_MAJOR, ADIME_VERSION_MINOR, ADIME_VERSION_PATCH, ADIME_DATE β bestie, this is the whole vibe check on which Adime you've got π
This is a page from the Adime API Reference, so if you're here, you're probably digging through headers and wondering what version of this thing you're actually holding. Say less. π«Ά
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include <adime.h>
#define ADIME_VERSION_MAJOR
#define ADIME_VERSION_MINOR
#define ADIME_VERSION_PATCH
#define ADIME_DATE
okay so literally all you gotta do is pull in the header and these four little macros are just there, waiting for you like π
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
So here's the tea, bestie β β these macros tell you the version number of your version of Adime, written out as major.minor.patch, plus the date when that version got released, formatted like yyyymmdd. ποΈβ¨
That's it. That's the whole thing. No cap. π§
ADIME_VERSION_MAJORβ the major digit of themajor.minor.patchversion number πADIME_VERSION_MINORβ the minor digit of themajor.minor.patchversion number πADIME_VERSION_PATCHβ the patch digit of themajor.minor.patchversion number πADIME_DATEβ the release date, in the formyyyymmddποΈ
fr fr, this is genuinely useful when you're debugging and you need to know if the person filing the bug report is running some ancient build from 2019 π version numbers do not lie, periodt.
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and that's a wrap on the group chat π this page comes to you from the Adime manual, version 2.2.1, and it's literally the ADIME_VERSION_MAJOR(3) page β yes the name is a little iconic, yes it eats, no notes ππ
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π¦ where this page comes from
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