Class: ComputerInfo in Category Windows : System Information from Total Visual SourceBook

' Example of CComputerInfo
'
' To use this example, create a new module and paste this code into it.
' Then run the procedure by putting the cursor in the procedure and pressing:
'    F5 to run it, or
'    F8 to step through it line-by-line (see the Debug menu for more options)

Private Sub Example_CComputerInfo()
  ' Comments: Example of using the CComputerInfo class to get CPU system information and processor features, in VB6 and VBA with 32 and 64 bit Windows API calls.
  '           Run this procedure and see the information in the Immediate Window.

  Dim clsComputerInfo As CComputerInfo

  Set clsComputerInfo = New CComputerInfo

  ' Show the value of each property
  Debug.Print "Active Processor Mask   = " & clsComputerInfo.ActiveProcessorMask
  Debug.Print "Allocation Granularity  = " & clsComputerInfo.AllocationGranularity

  Debug.Print "Low Memory      = " & clsComputerInfo.LowMemory
  Debug.Print "Max App Address = " & FormatNumber(clsComputerInfo.MaxAppAddress, 0, , , vbTrue)
  Debug.Print "Min App Address = " & FormatNumber(clsComputerInfo.MinAppAddress, 0, , , vbTrue)
  Debug.Print "Processors      = " & clsComputerInfo.NumberOfProcessors
  Debug.Print "Page Size       = " & clsComputerInfo.PageSize

  Debug.Print "Slow Graphics   = " & clsComputerInfo.SlowGraphics
  Debug.Print "Slow Machine    = " & clsComputerInfo.SlowMachine

  Debug.Print
  Debug.Print "Processor Information:"
  Debug.Print "Architecture      = " & clsComputerInfo.ProcessorArchitecture
  Debug.Print "Architecture Name = " & clsComputerInfo.ProcessorArchitectureName

  Debug.Print "Level             = " & clsComputerInfo.ProcessorLevel
  Debug.Print "Revision          = " & clsComputerInfo.ProcessorRevision

  Debug.Print "Type              = " & clsComputerInfo.ProcessorType
  Debug.Print "Type Name         = " & clsComputerInfo.ProcessorTypeName

  Debug.Print
  Debug.Print "Processor Features:"
  Debug.Print "Floating Point Emulated    = " & clsComputerInfo.FloatingPointEmulated
  Debug.Print "Floating Point Error       = " & clsComputerInfo.FloatingPointError
  Debug.Print "Compare Exchange Double    = " & clsComputerInfo.CompareExchangeDouble
  Debug.Print "MMX                        = " & clsComputerInfo.MMXAvailable
  Debug.Print "SSE                        = " & clsComputerInfo.SSEAvailable
  Debug.Print "SSE2                       = " & clsComputerInfo.SSE2Available
  Debug.Print "SSE3                       = " & clsComputerInfo.SSE3Available
  Debug.Print "3-D Now                    = " & clsComputerInfo.ThreeDNowAvailable
  Debug.Print "TimeStamp Counter          = " & clsComputerInfo.TimeStampCounterAvailable
  Debug.Print "Physical Address Extension = " & clsComputerInfo.PhysicalAddressExtensionEnabled
  Debug.Print "Data Execution Prevention  = " & clsComputerInfo.DataExecutionPreventionEnabled
  Debug.Print "Compare & Exchange 128-bit = " & clsComputerInfo.CompareExchange128Available
  Debug.Print "Compare64 Exchange 128-bit = " & clsComputerInfo.Compare64Exchange128Available
  Debug.Print "Processor Channels Enabled = " & clsComputerInfo.ProcessorChannelsEnabled
  Debug.Print "XSAVE and XRSTOR Enabled   = " & clsComputerInfo.XSaveEnabled
  Debug.Print "Second Level Address Trans.= " & clsComputerInfo.SecondLevelAddressTranslation
  Debug.Print "Virtualization Enabled     = " & clsComputerInfo.VirtualizationEnabled
  Debug.Print "RDFSBASE, RDGSBASE Enabled = " & clsComputerInfo.RDFSBASE_Enabled
  Debug.Print "Is FastFail available?     = " & clsComputerInfo.FastFailAvailable

  Debug.Print "ARM Extended Registers     = " & clsComputerInfo.ARM_RegistersAvailable
  Debug.Print "ARM Divide Instructions    = " & clsComputerInfo.ARM_DivideInstructionsAvailable
  Debug.Print "ARM 64-bit Load and Store  = " & clsComputerInfo.ARM64LoadStoreAvailable
  Debug.Print "ARM External Cache         = " & clsComputerInfo.ARM_ExternalCacheAvailable
  Debug.Print "ARM Floating Point         = " & clsComputerInfo.ARM_FloatingPointAvailable

  Set clsComputerInfo = Nothing
End Sub

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