Dec 172017
| ID your CPU chip with this assembler code with BASIC interface. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| GETCPU2.ASM | 2972 | 898 | deflated |
| GETCPU2.DOC | 799 | 473 | deflated |
| GETCPU2.OBJ | 223 | 208 | deflated |
| TPCREAD.ME | 199 | 165 | deflated |
Download File GETCPU.ZIP Here
Contents of the GETCPU2.DOC file
GetCPU2 is a routine that tests the type of CPU you are using and provides
a return for BASIC. I have tested this routine on a wide variety of
machines from a slow 8088 to an 80486/25 and it has worked on all of them.
With a little modification, this routine can be used in any language.
To use with BASIC, put the supplied .OBJ in your link LIB and call as
shown in the ASM listing, or compile your own from the ASM.
I can't claim much originality for this code. I just put it together
from some bit's and pieces from other people and made it BASIC callable.
I cannot accept any responsibility for the use of this code.
I have tested it and have found no bugs so far. Let me know if
it works for you.
-----===< Cliff Brown CIS# 71650,423 8-30-90 >===-----
a return for BASIC. I have tested this routine on a wide variety of
machines from a slow 8088 to an 80486/25 and it has worked on all of them.
With a little modification, this routine can be used in any language.
To use with BASIC, put the supplied .OBJ in your link LIB and call as
shown in the ASM listing, or compile your own from the ASM.
I can't claim much originality for this code. I just put it together
from some bit's and pieces from other people and made it BASIC callable.
I cannot accept any responsibility for the use of this code.
I have tested it and have found no bugs so far. Let me know if
it works for you.
-----===< Cliff Brown CIS# 71650,423 8-30-90 >===-----
December 17, 2017
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