01-01-2009
You might want to explore the "what" command ("man what") to get the revision information about the program. This probably will not tell you the compiler revision used to compile the program, though - not directly so. It *might* provide you with the information necessary to find out the used compiler maybe based on the library information and some arbitrary guesswork.
As a last-ditch effort you might use "strings program | more" and again use some educated guesses to find it out.
I hope this helps.
bakunin
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SYNOPSIS
To be completed
DESCRIPTION
Many Perl modules that contains C and XS code have fiendishly complex Makefile.PL files, because ExtUtils::MakeMaker doesn't itself provide
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