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CPUMathMARK v2.1 - Official Source Code Release
Released on May 21st, 2001

  	You must only distribute this code in it's original format, however you may edit this code for your own usage.
	I have chosen to release the source, so this program can be improved upon.  If you see something that you think should
	be changed, let me know.  This is why I have made this open source.  You may use this code to learn from or as a guide
	for your own program.
	This program is coded in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0.
	enjoy.  

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Author(s):
	Programmer	:  Marc Jardine
	Graphics/Form	:  vorte-x-

Email:
	Marc Jardine	: [e-mail]
	Vorte-x-    	: [e-mail]

ICQ: 	Marc Jardine	: 19418313

MSN:    Marc Jardine	: [e-mail]
	Vorte-x-    	: [e-mail]


:: Special Thanks ::

Thanks go out to many, many other people from www.vbcode.com, and www.planetsourcecode.com for their routines and modules.  There are too many too mention, and if you notice you think one of the routines is yours, I'll add your name in.  The source is free for the taking, just email/ICQ me for it.

:: .DLLs, & other system files

GetCPU.dll is coded by Catalin Petolea

:: Disclaimer ::

Again this is a benchmarking program.  It bags your system.  If your computer locks up, or something, it's not my fault!  I recommend this benchmark only for people using Pentium II's / K62's and above.


:: History ::

CPUMathMark Version 2.1 [May 19th, 2001]

- Now features two new baselines
- Now displays processor type for intel cpu's under windows NT/2000/XP
- Minor code tweaks
- Processor speed is now updated every two seconds when idle before benchmark
- better support for dual-processor systems
- No support yet for Pentium 4's ... working on it...


CPUMathMark Version 2 [May 13th, 2001]

- Totally new GUI
- Displays more system info, with less bugs
- Save / Load baselines removed. (wasn't needed)
- Work's correcly with every 32-bit version of windows to date. (yes NT 4.0 now works)
- Display's processor speed in all versions of Windows

CPUMathMark Version 1 [May 3rd, 2001]

- Does not display processor speed (in MHz) unless you are using a Windows NT based system.
- If you are using a resolution less than 800x600 umm.. you won't be able to see the whole program.
- Changed becnchmarking routines. Added pi test, and floating point multiplication test.  Changed GUI again.  Added more   information on processor / OS (type of processor, type of OS, speed of proceesor in win2k).  Now displays seconds   instead of just the graph when you load your own baseline.  First non-beta release.

CPUMathMark Beta 2 [April 14th, 2001]

- Added ability to save/load as baseline.  Added basic processor info, and changed GUI a bit, added CPUMathMARK banner.

CPUMathMark Beta 1 [April 7th, 2001]

- First release.

Testers & Baselines


Justin Good - AMD Duron 700@980, 256MB RAM, Windows 98
Brian Ashby - AMD Tbird 800@932, 512MB RAM, Win2k Adv. Server
Marc Jardine - AMD Duron 700@958, 256MB RAM, Win2k
Bahadir Bilir - Intel PIII 700@936, 256MB RAM, Win2k
Aaron Profitt - Intel PIII 700@770, 384MB RAM, Win2K
Col. Grey school - Intel Celeron 500, 128MB RAM, Windows 98SE
Marc Jarine - Intel PII 350, 96MB RAM, Windows 98
Brandon Mol - AMD K6-2 500, 196MB RAM, Windows ME
Cory Murnaghan - Intel Celeron 266@274, 64MB RAM, Win2k