Originally posted by: PaulWendt
Hello,
My e-mail address has changed; my old computer's hard drive got hosed so I lost a lot of your e-mails too. Anyway, my new e-mail address is pwendt@NOSPAM.comcast.net. Send any further questions here.
Remove the NOSPAM part to reach me.
--Paul
ReplyOriginally posted by: Dan Rad
Can this code identify which PC Card Interface Controller(PCIC) compatible chips are used on my computer. More specifically, can it tell me if my PC is using the Intel Chipset with Part Number 82365SL or do you know of any way I could accomplish this.
Originally posted by: dusanv
You own!
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Originally posted by: shaun
hi,
im still having trouble finding where in the proj to tell it what i want it to do with sysinfod.lib. for simplicity, how do i tell it to use the static '.lib' file instead of a dll.
or to save from more questions from people, does anyone have a working code proj?
please help me
shaun
Originally posted by: Dragulin Ionut
Hi! your code looks very professionally, but I'd like to know how it can be used to find information about printers ,network card and logical drives like CDROM and maybe BIOS installed on that computer.
Thanks in advance.
Originally posted by: Thijs Volders
I have the following problem.
I have a c++ project where I don't use namespaces because I find it confusing :(
But when i try to use the sysinfo class i get a compile error when i try to cout some information:
binary '<<' : no operator defined which takes a right-hand operand of type 'class std::basic_string<char,struct std::char_traits<char>,class std::allocator<char> >
I have no clue how to solve this.
Thanks,
Hi,
Maybe you can help,
Thijs.
Originally posted by: Iain Dooley
Hehe
ReplyOriginally posted by: Will Pittenger
We have an application that uses a DLL which checks for dongles on the parallel ports. Unfortunately, that DLL chokes on some types of parallel ports (I do not have, but can get details).
We want to attempt to check the parallel port type to see if it is of the wrong type (such as ECP, which I do not know it that type works or not).
Do you know of a way to test this without writing a driver?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Simiy
"DWORD CpuInfo::determineHighestCpuId(void);"
Where did you reference ASM-code?
and,
In some win2k pro,
good code, thx.
Pentium III 450Mhz - level 6, model 7, stepping 3
Pentium III 800Mhz (800EB) - level 6, model 8, stepping 6
Case upper cpu, this routine return 0.
so, This routine not set vendorId.
OSVERSIONINFO.dwMajorVersion is big than 5.
Originally posted by: Charles Wang
This message refers to your last answer
Thanks for giving me a detailed answer. Now, about the def codes that u gave me, where exactly do I put them? in the Sysinfotester.cpp file? or somewhere else?
Let me just also run through the process again. I would take the Sysinfo Project, build a static release lib. Then I would add ur lines to the Sysinfotester.cpp in the sysinfotester project. Then I would compile w/ the lib in the same directory as the sysinfotester.cpp, and build it as a win32 static release. Did I get everything right?
- Charles
PS. T HNx man, you're the MAN!!
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