/*
	Enhanced NCSA Mosaic from Spyglass
		"Guitar"
	
	Copyright 1994 Spyglass, Inc.
	All Rights Reserved

*/

/*
	This file declares vv_UserAgentString, which is not in shared code.
	This string should be set individually for each build to contain
	the version information.  It will be used to construct the HTTP
	User-Agent header line, and should be displayed to the user as the
	version identifier for the program.

	In the Windows version, there is a header file in generic/win32 called
	basever.h, which contains the version string for the baseline source.
	This symbol is #defined as x__BaselineVersionString__.  This version string
	should be of the form:

	<MajorDigit>.<MinorDigit>[<FixDigit>][<State><StateIdentifier>]

	Where
		<MajorDigit> is the major version number of the program, such as 2.
		<MinorDigit> is the minor version number of the program.  Usually 0.
		<FixDigit> starts at 0 and increases once for each release with simple
			bug fixes or other very minor changes.
		<State> is a single letter, one of:
			d		indicates a development release (pre-alpha, probably
					not feature complete
			a		indicates an alpha release (basically feature complete, pre-beta)
			b		indicates a beta release
		<StateIdentifier> is an integer, starting at 1, increasing each time
			a new release is made.  When the state advances from d to a, or from
			a to b, the StateIdentifier resets to 1.

	<State> and <StateIdentifier> are dropped when the product goes Golden.

	In each OEM vendor make directory, there is a file called version.c, which
	contains the actual definition of vv_UserAgentString.  It is constructed from
	the baseline version string, as follows:

	Enhanced_Mosaic/<x__BaselineVersionString__> <Platform> <OEM_name>/<BuildNumber>

	Where
		Enhanced_Mosaic is the name of this product.  Note that the space has been
			replaced by an underscore for compatibility with the HTTP header line.
		x__BaselineVersionString__ comes from generic/win32/basever.h, or the corresponding
			platform header file giving a uniform version number string for the baseline.
		<OEM_name> is the name of the OEM build being done, such as Spyglass, or ORA.
		<Platform> is the name of the platform for which this build is being done, such
			as Win32, or Mac, or IRIX, or Linux, or Solaris.
		<BuildNumber> is an integer, starting at 1, used to distinguish different builds
			of the same.  Each time a new build is "released", this build number should
			be incremented.

	The above criteria were designed to specify a version number string which is viable for
		use as a User-agent header line for HTTP, as well as for identifying the program
		version for users.

	vv_UserAgentString itself is defined differently for each OEM build.  On the Windows
		builds, it is in version.c.
*/

extern char *vv_UserAgentString;