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  • Subject: Using Gestalt... (Resend)
  • From: Chris Giddings <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2002 10:03:32 -0500

Hey guys,

I sent this one out a couple of days ago. I'm not very familiar with
older programming stuff, Cocoa is my first foray. Anyway, I'm looking
to use Gestalt in order to obtain information on my users' computers.
NOT spyware, but a bug reporting app, for my users to submit bugs,
feature requests, and feature revisions with. My users should have the
ability to enter the information themselves, but I'd also like to give
them the chance to have the information automatically gathered for them
by pressing a button.

In order to do the properly I've chosen to use gestaltProcClkSpeed and
gestaltProcessorType to grab the speed and type of processor. Both of
these require some divider in order to process them into an
understandable value. Does anyone know what this value is? I know the
speed should be divided by 1000000, but what should the processor type
be worked with? Perplexing to me. Thanks.

Chris Giddings
President, Ripple Software, Ltd.
http://www.ripplesw.com/
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