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Hi Gambit,

Thanks a lot for your answer. See below:

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "SubZero" <g_ates@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> I wish to get the number of CPUs
>
> GetSystemInfo()
>
>> whether they are hyper threading or multi-cored.
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> You need to query each CPU directly, via the CPUID assembly instruction.
>
> You can use SetThreadAffinityMask() to specify which CPU a given thread 
> will
> execute on.  Calling CPUID with an EAX register value of 0x01 will return
> the CPU's version info in the EBX register.  Bits 16-23 of the EBX 
> register
> will specify the number of logical processors per physical processor. For 
> a
> hyper-threaded CPU, this value will be 2.
>
> I don't know how to identify dual-core CPUs.  Do note, however, that a
> dual-core CPU can also support hyper-threading as well.
>
> Go to Intel's website to download the manuals for the Pentium assembly
> instruction set for more details.
>

What about AMD? Shouldn't there be an API function that supports both?

Also, will Borland support 64-bit? Are binaries for AMD and Intel 64-bit are 
different or can they be the same?

Best Regards,

SZ