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std.system
Information about the target operating system, environment, and CPU.
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Source std/system.d
- enum
OS: int; - Operating system.
Note This is for cases where you need a value representing the OS at runtime. If you're doing something which should compile differently on different OSes, then please use version (Windows), version (linux), etc.
See Also:win32- Microsoft 32 bit Windows systems
win64- Microsoft 64 bit Windows systems
linux- All Linux Systems, except for Android
osx- Mac OS X
iOS- iOS
tvOS- tvOS
watchOS- watchOS
freeBSD- FreeBSD
netBSD- NetBSD
dragonFlyBSD- DragonFlyBSD
solaris- Solaris
android- Android
otherPosix- Other Posix Systems
unknown- Unknown
- immutable OS
os; - The OS that the program was compiled for.
- enum
Endian: int; - Byte order endianness.
Note This is intended for cases where you need to deal with endianness at runtime. If you're doing something which should compile differently depending on whether you're compiling on a big endian or little endian machine, then please use version (BigEndian) and version (LittleEndian).
See Also:bigEndian- Big endian byte order
littleEndian- Little endian byte order
- immutable Endian
endian; - The endianness that the program was compiled for.
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