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  1. ljepson74
    How can I check which VCS version I am using, from a Linux command line? I don't want to run a sim to find this information. I am looking for smthg like "irun -version", but for VCS. Pre-post discovery: It looks like "vcs -help", among other things, shows the compiler version. Afaik, the compiler version and simulator version are the same. Right? Normally, I wouldn't ask that, but I see/know that some tools (or subsections of tools) don't move in lock-step for versions (like simulators and waveform viewers). (Posting here because I didn't easily find this in VCS documentation and had SolvNet problems, and I find it better not to ask non-proprietary questions where the answer is available to the public.)
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