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Re: Resolving Built-ins and FORWARD_FUNCTION [message #37304] Wed, 10 December 2003 19:49 Go to previous message
David Fanning is currently offline  David Fanning
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JD Smith writes:

>> Well, as long as you are doing experiments again, does LMGR(/VM) return
>> the same thing as LMGR(/RUNTIME)? I thought I needed to know this the
>> other day for some reason, and I was too lazy to figure it out. :-)
>
> I don't know, but apparently you can use any keyword combo in a Boolean
> OR sense, e.g LMGR(/VM,/RUNTIME) to find out if either is true.

While this is true, it didn't answer my original question, so
I just thought I'd look into it myself. :-)

In a save file running on a RUNTIME license:

LMGR(/Runtime) is set to 1
LMGR(/VM) is set to 0

In the same save file running on the VM:

LMGR(/Runtime) is set to 1
LMGR(/VM) is set to 1

Go figure. :-(

Cheers,

David


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