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Not entirely on topic, but it is such a pleasant touch to see the titles for the properties displayed before the shell all lining up just by word choice alone.
by Tevo 2y ago
Not entirely on topic, but it is such a pleasant touch to see the titles for the properties displayed before the shell all lining up just by word choice alone. I've seen people who pad out code comments like that; it has this rather capricious, sculpture-like feeling to it.
- jjuran 2y agoAuthor of MacRelix (and system-info) here. I'm delighted that you've noticed and appreciate this. :-)
- lampiaio 2y agoOut of curiosity, how is MacRelix able to detect even under what emulator the system is running on?
- jjuran 2y agoIt's mostly checking Gestalt() and scanning the unit table for specific graphics drivers, occasionally peeking in low memory. (My own v68k core identifies itself through undefined CCR bits in the CHK instruction.) Have a look at tools/mac/system-info/system-info.cc and mac/libs/mac-sys-utils/mac_sys/has/virtualization.hh in the metamage_1 repository.