Does anyone know a way to determine programmatically whether or not an
app is running on the Simulator? I'd like to know this so I can avoid
calling SysGlueTrapExists() when running on the Simulator. (Calling
SysGlueTrapExists() on the Simulator causes a debugger break.)
By "the Simulator" I assu
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Subject: Re: How to determine if an app is running on the Simulator?
Well, I think I found my answer: Get the processor ID and if it's an
Intel x86, I'm on the Simulator. Here's the code snippet:
UInt32 idProcessor=0x;
Err err = FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFt
Well, I think I found my answer: Get the processor ID and if it's an
Intel x86, I'm on the Simulator. Here's the code snippet:
UInt32 idProcessor=0x;
Err err = FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumProcessorID, &idProcessor);
if ((idProcessor & sysFtrNumProcessorMask) == sysFtrN
I can *partially* answer my own question. Some Simulators (Garmin's and
at least some of the non-device-specific ones from PalmSource) return a
Company ID of 'psys' and a Device ID of ''. But the T3 Simulator
returns exactly what the T3 returns, so this isn't a complete solution.
Emilio
Emil
Does anyone know a way to determine programmatically whether or not an
app is running on the Simulator? I'd like to know this so I can avoid
calling SysGlueTrapExists() when running on the Simulator. (Calling
SysGlueTrapExists() on the Simulator causes a debugger break.)
Emilio
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