This function retrieves a character string that contains the name of the CPU type.
At a Glance
Header file: | Ppcload.h |
Windows CE versions: | 1.0 and 1.01 |
Syntax
BOOL Load_PegCpuType(LPSTR lpszCpu);
Parameters
lpszCpu
[out] Upon successful completion of the function, pointer to a null-terminated string that contains the type of CPU running the device.
The valid types pointed to by lpszCpu include the following.
Value | Description |
Hitachi SH3 | SH3 |
MIPS R4000 | MIPS |
Return Values
TRUE indicates success. FALSE indicates that an error occurred during the retrieval, or an unknown CPU type was found.
Remarks
The Load_PegCpuType function retrieves the CPU type of the last device to connect to the H/PC, Palm-size PC Explorer program. For Load_PegCpuType to return successfully, H/PC, Palm-size PC Explorer must have previously connected to the device at least once. Load_PegCpuType does not distinguish between MIPS R3910 and R4100 chips—it returns R4000 for both. Use Load_PegGetPlatform if this distinction is important.
If the desktop computer is being used with more than one device, you must run Load_Init first. Otherwise Load_PegCpuType will return information about the last device to be connected, not the current one.
Load_PegCpuType is exported by Ppcload.dll, which runs on the desktop computer—it is intended to be called from a setup program.
This function is not supported on Windows CE versions 2.0 and later. For more information on installing applications for versions 2.0 and later, see Connection Services.