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CPULEVEL (2007) released (Announce)

posted by Rugxulo , Usono, 09.01.2008, 11:07

> > COOL. I get however only one "level" while RayeR's CPUID
> finds
> > 4 Anyway, 3 KiB only, open source, compiles with FASM ...

NASM, actually (although you only need to make two or three minor changes).

> BTW my CPUID is aimed a bit higher, not only base CPUID info but also
> reads CPU MSRs to get some further info about multipliers, FSB clocks,
> cache and core temperature. Also it's written to be portable to win32 and
> linux (the advantage of GCC-DJGPP). Of course if you're space limited it's
> beeter to use small ASM programm.

However, as you told me a while back, you were almost exclusively only interested in Intel cpus. Tsk tsk.

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Complete thread:

• CPULEVEL (2007) released - Rugxulo, 31.12.2007, 14:50 (Announce)
  • CPULEVEL (2007) released - DOS386, 02.01.2008, 01:20
    • CPULEVEL (2007) released - RayeR, 02.01.2008, 13:02
      • CPULEVEL (2007) released - DOS386, 03.01.2008, 08:16
        • CPULEVEL (2007) released - RayeR, 03.01.2008, 13:06
      • CPULEVEL (2007) released - Rugxulo, 09.01.2008, 11:07
        • CPULEVEL (2009) released NASM vs FASM - DOS386, 10.01.2008, 01:04
          • CPULEVEL (2009) released NASM vs FASM - rr, 10.01.2008, 09:40
  • CPULEVEL 2008 released - DOS386, 08.01.2008, 01:36
    • CPULEVEL 2008 released - Rugxulo, 09.01.2008, 01:02