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It's not about size, it's about having to strip characters and line numbers that are introduced by copy and pasting. Even a straight download of the header and the c file would suffice.
When you point timings.c in the directories tree, it will display 3 icons : one is for direct download ( like save as )
I have programmed in php my code server to make it easy, do I need to do more ?
timings.c is so tiny !
it just requires to do a cc
btw, this code will join next release of CoreMod which have the whole thing (Makefile, tgz)
It's not about size, it's about having to strip characters and line numbers that are introduced by copy and pasting. Even a straight download of the header and the c file would suffice.
How about doing a tar.gz with at least a makefile (to compile and clean)? I do not intend to use copy+paste and remove numbers later. You can use git as well.
It works with my motherboard : ASUS Rampage 2 Gene
The HT status is retrieved from SMBIOS (my dmi is a 2.5 release)
As I said I have to rely on something else. I believe CPUID or MSR are the key.
I may also give a look into kernel sources how it builds /proc/cpuinfo
So far, I have programmed a nice Makefile, and I'm building a virtual server to provide code files.
Well HT is a major info when you count the cores with /proc/cpuinfo. Should not be that hard however. Other systems do not have got those dmi values you parse, so better forget em.
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