The CPUinfo API/library provides programs with CPU-related information. It is used to gather details about the CPU architecture on which applications are running.
CPUinfo is a powerful software that provides detailed information about the central processing unit (CPU). This information includes the CPU vendor, model name, cache hierarchy, and supported features such as CMP, SMT, and SIMD.
CPUinfo comes with a standalone program that demonstrates the use of its application programming interface (API). The best part is that the CPUinfo library is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
The software has been extensively tested and built on various platforms, including i386 Linux, NetBSD, FreeBSD, MacOS X, x86_64 Linux, ia64 Linux, HP-UX, ppc Linux, and IRIX.
To run CPUinfo, you need to have GCC/G++, MIPSpro, HP C/aC++, or another compatible compiler installed. The recommended version for each platform is also specified to ensure the software runs optimally.
Overall, CPUinfo is a reliable and useful tool for anyone who wants in-depth information about their CPU. It is easily accessible, open-source, and compatible with most platforms.
CPUinfo comes with a standalone program that demonstrates the use of its application programming interface (API). The best part is that the CPUinfo library is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
The software has been extensively tested and built on various platforms, including i386 Linux, NetBSD, FreeBSD, MacOS X, x86_64 Linux, ia64 Linux, HP-UX, ppc Linux, and IRIX.
To run CPUinfo, you need to have GCC/G++, MIPSpro, HP C/aC++, or another compatible compiler installed. The recommended version for each platform is also specified to ensure the software runs optimally.
Overall, CPUinfo is a reliable and useful tool for anyone who wants in-depth information about their CPU. It is easily accessible, open-source, and compatible with most platforms.
What's New
Version 1.0-Pre R2: N/A