
\Sm68k\S:  Description

Syntax Summary:  m68k

Description:
     \Sm68k\S stands for "m68k CPU". The \Sm68k\S command checks the
     machine ID of the computer it is running on.  If the computer is an
     m68k computer, \Sm68k\S sets the exit status to zero showing that
     it executed successfully.  If the computer is anything other than a m68k,
     \Sm68k\S sets the exit status to a non-zero number.  Use \Sm68k\S as a test
     in shell programs to identify the type of computer.  It insures that the
     system executes the machine specific lines that are appropriate to the
     m68k.  See also:  false(1), pdp11(1), sh(1), test(1), true(1), u370(1),
     u3b(1), u3b2(1), u3b5(1), vax(1) for commands with functions similar to
     \Sm68k\S, and make(1) for a command that might be used with \Sm68k\S.
