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- #C3: TREX Turbo | - #C3: TREX Turbo | ||
- #CE: CPCE | - #CE: CPCE | ||
- #FF: Caprice, WinApe, | - #FF: Caprice, WinApe, MAME or a real CPC | ||
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<b>NOTE: It should be noted that the value #FF is just valid on a bare CPC (not plus!) and any extensions connected can change this!</b> | <b>NOTE: It should be noted that the value #FF is just valid on a bare CPC (not plus!) and any extensions connected can change this!</b> | ||
[[Category:Emulator]] [[Category:Programming]] | [[Category:Emulator]] [[Category:Programming]] | ||
Revision as of 20:52, 26 June 2024
Some CPC emulators use Port &FEFE to provide a method to identify a specific CPC emulator. CPC programs could use this ID to detect an emulator and change some of their behaviour (e.g. changing graphic effects which will not work on an emulator or using special emulator-specific features). Reading from this port returns the Emulator-ID or &FF on the real CPC and on emulators which do not provide this feature.
Showing the Emulator-ID
In Locomotive BASIC, type the following command:
PRINT HEX$(INP(&FEFE))
List of known Emulator-IDs
- #78: Amspirit - #88: VirtualCPC - #99: WinCPC - #A0: JavaCPC - #AA: PC-CPC - #C0: C-One Normal - #C1: C-One Turbo - #C2: TREX Normal - #C3: TREX Turbo - #CE: CPCE - #FF: Caprice, WinApe, MAME or a real CPC
NOTE: It should be noted that the value #FF is just valid on a bare CPC (not plus!) and any extensions connected can change this!