ISAT()

Syntax:     ISAT()

Returns:    A logical value.
            The return value is (.T.) when the program is being executed
            on an IBM AT or compatible.

Usage:      ISAT() can be used to establish whether the computer on
            which the Clipper application is being executed is an AT.  It
            is also possible to set the entry FILES= accordingly in
            CONFIG.SYS.

Notes:      A computer with an 80386 processor is treated like an AT
            and the function will return a (.T.).

Library:    CT1.LIB


--------------------------------- Example ------------------------------

Examples:   IF ISAT()
               ? "The internal clock can be changed."
            ELSE
               ? "Time and Date will be lost after rebooting."
            ENDIF