I try a lot to understand the system that companies/programmers give to there file(s) but I can't?!!
for example: What is the mean of v1.2.048? and when should I increment any number? also why they use three groups in naming?!!
Full Version: [Question] How to name file version?
Hello All,
I try a lot to understand the system that companies/programmers give to there file(s) but I can't?!!
for example: What is the mean of v1.2.048? and when should I increment any number? also why they use three groups in naming?!!
I try a lot to understand the system that companies/programmers give to there file(s) but I can't?!!
for example: What is the mean of v1.2.048? and when should I increment any number? also why they use three groups in naming?!!
Thanks very much
It is really really excellent.
Edit:
I can't understand this !!
It is really really excellent.
Edit:
I can't understand this !!
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Other software packages will pack each segment into a fixed bit width, for example, 5.8.7 could be represented in 24 bits: ( 5 << 16 | 8 << 8 | 7 ). The floating-point scheme will break down if any segment of the version number exceeds 1,000; a packed-binary scheme employing 8 bits apiece after 256.
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