tcl_platform¶
Description¶
A variable that contains platform specific information. In general,
this variable holds useful data concerning the platform on which a
specific Tcl interpreter is running. Starting in BIG-IP v10.0.0,
information specific to BIG-IP is also provided.
Note that if a virtual server accesses a normal global variable (such
as tcl_platform) via an iRule, the virtual server would not be
compatible with CMP and would be demoted to run on a single node. The
static namespace has been provided to allow general
access to constant global values in a CMP-compatible fashion. In this
way, the tcl_platform array can be accessed via
static::tcl_platform to be CMP-compatible.
Syntax¶
tcl_platform(os)
tcl_platform(osVersion)
tcl_platform(tmmVersion)
tcl_platform(byteOrder)
tcl_platform(platform)
tcl_platform(wordsize)
v11 Additions/Changes:
tcl_platform(machine)
tcl_platform(tmmVersion)¶
- Returns the version of TMM that is currently running (ex: “10.0.0.5401.0”). This includes the build number, which may be useful for determining if a particular hotfix is installed.
tcl_platform(machine)¶
- Returns the hostname of the BIG-IP
Note: As the examples show below, the tcl_platorm variables are
already defined in the static namespace, so you can just reference
them in any event by prepending with $static::
Examples¶
when HTTP_RESPONSE {
HTTP::header insert "X-Served-By" "BIG-IP v$static::tcl_platform(osVersion)"
}
when RULE_INIT {
upvar #0 tcl_platform static::tcl_platform # Sol #14544
log local0. "Printing entire tcl_platform() array:"
foreach key [array names static::tcl_platform] {
log local0. "tcl_platform($key) = $static::tcl_platform($key)"
}
}
Log output:
<RULE_INIT>: Printing entire tcl_platform() array:
<RULE_INIT>: tcl_platform(tmmVersion) = 11.0.0.8037.0
<RULE_INIT>: tcl_platform(osVersion) = 11.0.0
<RULE_INIT>: tcl_platform(byteOrder) = littleEndian
<RULE_INIT>: tcl_platform(machine) = ve11.example.com
<RULE_INIT>: tcl_platform(platform) = unix
<RULE_INIT>: tcl_platform(os) = BIG-IP
<RULE_INIT>: tcl_platform(wordSize) = 8