>> demo purposes, I want to let my app run on POSE without a licence number,
>> but not on the device.
Jim Schram's answer was:
UInt32 temp;
if (!FtrGet( 'pose', 0, &temp ))
... running under POSE
else
... running on a real device or on some other emulator
> This is probably a bad idea, since it is fairly simple to spoof the
> 'pose' feature and make your app think it's on the emulator when its
> not.
a good point.
What I've done is a SysBatteryInfo. On my version of POSE it returns 327.
The chances that the same value is returned on a device are very poor. But
can I be 100% sure that POSE will always return this value ?
Thanks
Eric VERGNAUD
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