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.TH cpu_model 3alleg4 "version 4.4.3" "Allegro" "Allegro manual"
.SH NAME
cpu_model \- Contains the Intel CPU submodel. Allegro game programming library.\&
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B #include <allegro.h>

.sp
.B extern int cpu_model;
.SH DESCRIPTION
Contains the CPU submodel, where applicable. Allegro defines at least the 
following CPU family types (see include/allegro/system.h for a more 
complete list):

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   CPU_FAMILY_I586:
      CPU_MODEL_PENTIUM, CPU_MODEL_K5, CPU_MODEL_K6
   
   CPU_FAMILY_I686:
      CPU_MODEL_PENTIUMPRO, CPU_MODEL_PENTIUMII,
      CPU_MODEL_PENTIUMIIIKATMAI, CPU_MODEL_PENTIUMIIICOPPERMINE,
      CPU_MODEL_ATHLON, CPU_MODEL_DURON
   
   CPU_FAMILY_EXTENDED:
      CPU_MODEL_PENTIUMIV, CPU_MODEL_XEON,
      CPU_MODEL_ATHLON64, CPU_MODEL_OPTERON
   
   CPU_FAMILY_POWERPC:
      CPU_MODEL_POWERPC_x, for x=601-604, 620, 750, 7400, 7450
   
.fi
You can read this variable after you have called check_cpu() (which is 
automatically called by allegro_init()). Make sure you check the cpu_family
and cpu_vendor so you know which models make sense to check.

.SH SEE ALSO
.BR check_cpu (3alleg4),
.BR cpu_vendor (3alleg4),
.BR cpu_family (3alleg4),
.BR cpu_capabilities (3alleg4),
.BR allegro_init (3alleg4)