Hello Michi, I am not sure if it helps. However, since it seems to be a threading problem you could try the C++11 hardware_concurrency to find out how many threads are allowed. Have a look here: http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/thread/thread/hardware_concurrency
Best regards, Marco Am Mittwoch, den 24.06.2015, 15:08 +1000 schrieb Michi Henning: > Hi folks, I'm looking for some advice for how to figure out the phone model > we are running on. > > Specifically, we are having major grief with gstreamer. On a Nexus 4, we can > run two processes side by side that each use a single gstreamer pipeline (at > least most of the time). On a BQ, we can run only one, otherwise, things > crash, hang, silently deliver the wrong information without an error, etc. > > So, by looking at /proc/cpuinfo, I can tell a BQ from, say, a Nexus 4. On a > BQ, I get: > > Hardware : MT6582 > > On a Nexus 4, I get: > > Hardware : QCT APQ8064 MAKO > > Now, this is the information I need, and I can set things up such that they > work based on that. > > But having to parse the output of /proc/cpuinfo sucks majorly. It's brittle > and just awful. > > I tried using QDeviceInfo (even though it's unofficial), but there don't > appear to be any methods in there that deliver the hardware string I need. > > Any suggestions as to how I can get at this information without having to > parse /proc/cpuinfo and mucking around with regex and the like? > > Thanks, > > Michi.
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