OS types and numerals.

[Sergey_st]

Good day.

Function GetWinOSVersion (&temp_int, &temp_int2, NULL, NULL); - get 2 numerals, and his text adding = OS type. Now i know that types.

/Windows 7.
 if (temp_int=6 && temp_int2==1) winver=61;
 //Windows 7 x64.
 if (temp_int=6 && temp_int2==2) winver=62;
 //Windows XP.
 if (temp_int=5 && temp_int2==1) winver=51;
 //Windows XP x64.
 if (temp_int=5 && temp_int2==2) winver=52;
 //Windows Vista.
 if (temp_int==6 && temp_int2==0) winver=60;
 //Windows 2000
 if (temp_int==5 && temp_int2==0) winver=50;

What numerals i missed (how to be win98, ME, NT, mac os, linux Os)?

[msaxon]

Recent versions of CVI don't run on anything earlier than Windows 2000 SP3, certainly not on Mac OS, and I doubt this function works on CVI for Linux.

However, if you are usng an old version of CVI then:

Win95: Major=4, Minor=0

Win98: Major=4, Minor=10, Build=1998

Win98SE: Major=4, Minor=10, Build=2222

WinMe: Major=4, Minor=90 (unless your executable is called setup.exe or launch.exe, when it pretends to be Win98)

NT 3.51: Major=3, Minor=51

NT 4: Major=4, Minor=0, Build=1381

[Al_S]

There's more info on Windows OS versions here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724832(v=VS.85).aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724429(v=VS.85).aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724833(VS.85).aspx

and older version info here

http://www.codeproject.com/kb/system/winvertable.aspx

http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabWindows-CVI/GetWinOSVersion/m-p/217380