can you detect virtual vs physical calculator in a program?
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03-05-2024, 03:33 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-05-2024 06:05 AM by dmh.)
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can you detect virtual vs physical calculator in a program?
I have a Python program that runs much faster on the virtual Prime cf the physical Prime so I was hoping there was some programmatical way to detect one vs the other, either natively in Python or via hpprime.eval().
I note that Help, About shows "Hardware: Emu" but I can't find this in a variable. Is this possible? Calculator Clique on YouTube |
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03-05-2024, 04:02 AM
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RE: can you detect virtual vs physical calculator in a program?
Try the command VERSION(2). It returns the hardware version ("A", "C", or "D") on physical calculators. It might return "Emu" on your virtual machine.
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03-05-2024, 04:44 AM
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RE: can you detect virtual vs physical calculator in a program?
Perfect - it works :-)
Thank you! (03-05-2024 04:02 AM)Joe Horn Wrote: Try the command VERSION(2). It returns the hardware version ("A", "C", or "D") on physical calculators. It might return "Emu" on your virtual machine. Calculator Clique on YouTube |
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