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!!!NEWSFLASH!!!
Keywords: cpu extender updates new features
WIL CPU EXTENDER
FIXES AND IMPROVEMENTS
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Version 10000 Mar 15, 2000
Initial Release.
Version 10001 Mar 17, 2000
Added CpuSpeed testing capabilities for non-Intel processors.
Ver 10002 Dec 13, 2000
The CPU extender has been updated to a new
format to allow more descriptive function names and
additional parameters. This version of the extender
requires WinBatch 2001A or newer to run. This
extender will not work on WinBatch 2000C or older.
In addition, so as not to affect existing scripts using
a previous version of this extender, the extender DLL
has been renamed to include a 34I in the DLL name
instead of a 32I. Old and new versions of this
extender can *usually* co-exist side by side.
To use the new extender with old scripts and with
WinBatch 2001A or newer you will need to change the
AddExtender line in the script to reflect the new DLL
name. e.g.
AddExtender("WWCPU32I.DLL")
should become
AddExtender("WWCPU34I.DLL")
Version 10003
Added to the cCpuSpeed table additional processor speeds for
the newer Pentium processors.
Version 10004
Fixed cCpuSpeed(0) (normalized frequency) so it can correctly
return frequencies for some higher level CPUs, such as
P3/Xeons (700Mhz Quad processors).
Version 10005
Internal Beta Version
Version 10006 Jan 15, 2002
Added new function cVendorId(), which returns an ID for the
CPU manufacturer: 1 = Intel, 2 = Cyrix, 3 = Amd, 4 = Unknown.
Version 10007 22 April 2003
Added to the cCpuSpeed(0) table additional processor speeds for
the newer Pentium processor speeds.
Version 10008 17 May 2004 Beta
Version 10009 17 May 2004
Added a divide by zero check to prevent a crash when using these
fast modern CPUs. IF the cCPUBenchmark third parameter "SLoop"
is too small, then a -1 is returned (instead of a system crash).
Ver 44000 Nov 15, 2004
Fixed rare divide by zero error.
The CPUSPEED extender has been updated to a new
format to allow more descriptive function names and
additional parameters. This version of the extender
requires WinBatch 2004B or newer to run. This
extender will not work on WinBatch 2004A or older.
In addition, so as not to affect existing scripts using
a previous version of this extender, the extender DLL
has been renamed to include a 44I in the DLL name
instead of a 34I. Old and new versions of this
extender can *usually* co-exist side by side.
To use the new extender with old scripts and with
WinBatch 2004B or newer you will need to change the
AddExtender line in the script to reflect the new DLL
name. e.g.
AddExtender("wwcpu34i.dll")
should become
AddExtender("wwcpu44i.dll")
Ver 44001 Nov 22, 2004
Another divide by 0 fix
Ver 44002 Mar 26, 2018
Modified the cCpuIdExt function to return a full 32-bits of
information from the EAX/RAX register, This includes
bits 28-31 = Reserved.
bits 20-27 = Extended family. if family is 15 add to family. (Intel)
bits 16-19 = Extended model. if family is 6 add to model. (Intel)
Fixed defect in the cMemStat function that prevented it from reporting
correct memory size on systems with more than 2 GBs of physical memory.
Added 64-bit version of the extender.
Article ID: W17567
Filename: !!!NEWSFLASH!!! .txt
File Created: 2018:03:26:13:12:34
Last Updated: 2018:03:26:13:12:34