oberman@LLL-ICDC.ARPA ("LAWVER::LAWVER") (06/26/87)
>I'm trying to complete my list of which CPU types return which numbers >in $GETSYI for the CPU field. So far I know that >1 = 780, 782, 785 >2 = 750 >3 = 730 >4 = 8600, 8650 >7 = MicroVax I >8 = MicroVax II > >It is easy to find out what type your own machine is with the following line: > WRITE SYS$OUTPUT F$GETSYI("CPU") An easier way is to look at the $PRDEF module in STARLET.MLB. The following is from that file: $EQU PR$_SID_TYP780 1 $EQU PR$_SID_TYP750 2 $EQU PR$_SID_TYP730 3 $EQU PR$_SID_TYP790 4 $EQU PR$_SID_TYP8SS 5 $EQU PR$_SID_TYP8NN 6 $EQU PR$_SID_TYPUV1 7 $EQU PR$_SID_TYPUV2 8 $EQU PR$_SID_TYP410 8 $EQU PR$_SID_TYPMAX 10 $EQU PR$_SID_TYPUV 8 $EQU PR$_XSID_UV_UV 0 $EQU PR$_XSID_UV_UV2 1 $EQU PR$_XSID_N8800 0 $EQU PR$_XSID_N8700 1 $EQU PR$_XSID_N2 2 $EQU PR$_XSID_N3 3 $EQU PR$_XSID_N4 4 $EQU PR$_XSID_N5 5 $EQU PR$_XSID_N8550 6 $EQU PR$_XSID_N8500 7 $EQU PR$_XSID_N8NNN -1 There is an undocumented argument to $GETSYI for the XID information. See SYS$UPDATE:VMSUPDATE for an example of the call to get XSID info. R. Kevin Oberman Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory arpa: oberman@lll-icdc.arpa (415) 422-6955 Disclaimer: Neither my employer nor myself can take resposibility for the accuracy of this information. I believe it is correct, but if it's not I can only say "Sorry". I'm a rotten typist and a worse speller, so forgive any silly errors. ------