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Package platformids :: Package custom :: Module slackware

Module slackware

source code

Slackware releases.

Use standard encoding, thus require enum value registration only. Here a custom call is presented for demo purposes.

Version: 0.1.1

Author: Arno-Can Uestuensoez

License: Artistic-License-2.0 + Forced-Fairplay-Constraints

Functions
 
my_distrel2tuple(rte=RTE)
A custom example only - standard encoding is default layout.		 source code
Variables
  __uuid__ = "7add5ded-c39b-4b6e-8c87-1b3a1c150ee9"
  RTE_SLACK = RTE_LINUX+ custom_dist.add_enum()
Scientific Linux
  RTE_SLACK14 = RTE_SLACK+ 0x00003800
Slackware-14
  RTE_SLACK140 = RTE_SLACK+ 0x00003800
Slackware-14.0
  RTE_SLACK141 = RTE_SLACK+ 0x00003820
Slackware-14.1
  RTE_SLACK142 = RTE_SLACK+ 0x00003840
Slackware-14.2
Function Details

my_distrel2tuple(rte=RTE)

source code  

 A custom example only - standard encoding is default layout.

 Convert the *Slackware* specific *distrel* version layout
 to a tuple.
 
 A callback to be used by the function:
 
    platformids.decode_rte_distrel_to_segments(rte=RTE)
 
 Decodes the compressed *distrel* from the 32bit integer
 bitmask *rte* into the corresponding tuple of integer
 segments.

Args:
    rte:
        The comppressed runtime environment identifier bitmask.
         
        default := RTE

Returns:
    Tuple of Integer values of the encoded segments, either
    as defined by the default layout, or any known as defined
    by additional extended and/or custom criteria.
 
Raises:
    pass-through

Examples:
  ::

     decode_rte_distrel_to_segments()     
     =>  (14, 1, 0)  # on Slackware-14.1
Decorators:

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