python-cpuid
Call cpuid from Python code.
This module provides C bindings to call the cpuid instruction from Python code. Simply pass a MSR ID and the cpuid function will return the result as a tuple representing the eax, ebx, ecx and edx registers as integers.
from cpuid import cpuid
msr = 0x80000000 # example value
eax, ebx, ecx, edx = cpuid(msr)CPU features
In addition to the raw cpuid functionality, this library provides helpers for commonly used CPUID registers.
from cpuid.features import prcessor_features, secure_encryption_info, vendor
vendor() # returns the result of cpuid(0) as bytes, ex: b"GenuineIntel"
features = processor_features() # A class with all the fields of cpuid(1)
secure_encryption_features = secure_encryption_info() # AMD secure encryption featuresFeel free to add more CPUID registers! You can find the specification in official Intel and AMD docs like this one: https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/24594.pdf.
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We do not (yet) provide binary wheel distributions for this package, because of the added complexity of shipping compiled libraries for Linux. You will require GCC to compile the package for your system.
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