Dec 082017
| CPU ID in ASM and TP. Can tell the difference between 386 and 386SX. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| CPUID.ASM | 6636 | 2159 | deflated |
| CPUID.EXE | 1091 | 389 | deflated |
| CPUID.PAS | 6299 | 2153 | deflated |
| README.TXT | 692 | 390 | deflated |
| TPCREAD.ME | 199 | 165 | deflated |
Download File CPUUID.ZIP Here
Contents of the README.TXT file
INTEL RECOMMENDED CPU / MCP IDENTIFICATION CODE
The attached CPU / MCP identification assembly code will determine
which Intel microprocessor and Intel Math CoProcessor (if any) is
installed in the system. If an Intel486tm microprocessor has been
recognized, the program will determine if the CPU has a floating
point unit (Intel486 DX CPU, Intel487tm SX MCP) or not (Intel486
SX CPU). This code should be executed so the system can be configured
for a particular application, which may depend on the type of
microprocessor and math coprocessor installed in the system.
Encl:CPUID.ASM
CPUID.EXE
Intel486, Intel487, i486, i487 are trade marks of Intel Corporation
The attached CPU / MCP identification assembly code will determine
which Intel microprocessor and Intel Math CoProcessor (if any) is
installed in the system. If an Intel486tm microprocessor has been
recognized, the program will determine if the CPU has a floating
point unit (Intel486 DX CPU, Intel487tm SX MCP) or not (Intel486
SX CPU). This code should be executed so the system can be configured
for a particular application, which may depend on the type of
microprocessor and math coprocessor installed in the system.
Encl:CPUID.ASM
CPUID.EXE
Intel486, Intel487, i486, i487 are trade marks of Intel Corporation
December 8, 2017
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