:@windows
@windows
Given @windows? a : b, do a on Windows and b elsewhere. See documentation for Handling Platform Variations in the Calling C and Fortran Code section of the manual.
Examples
In Julia, there is no built-in @windows function. However, you can achieve similar functionality using conditional statements based on the operating system. Here's an example of how you can handle platform variations in your code:
function my_function()
if Sys.iswindows()
# Code to execute on Windows
println("Running on Windows")
# ...
else
# Code to execute on other platforms
println("Running on a non-Windows platform")
# ...
end
end
# Usage
my_function()By using Sys.iswindows(), you can conditionally execute specific code depending on whether the current operating system is Windows or not. You can replace the placeholder code (# ...) with your actual implementation.
Please note that the provided code does not provide the exact functionality of the @windows function you mentioned. However, it allows you to execute different code based on the operating system, achieving a similar outcome.
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