Just wondering the best way to detect whether or not something is running on an emulator rather than real hardware ?
The presence of one of WinUAE's expansions is surely a reliable indication that you are running on the emulator.
if (FindConfigDev (NULL,2011,-1) != NULL)
/* running on emulation */
However, the absence of UAE expansions does not necessarily mean that you are not running on emulation.
If its a physicall static memory address its sending info to
It *jumps* to a physical static memory address. That's the reason why you get unpredictable crashes, because you jump to unallocated memory.
Reading the memory address will give an enforcer hit, either, so it's not a reliable way to check for emulation.
