0.20

I have refactored this project to be more workable with.

Changelog

• Added: Replaced "classification" with "baseline", with added 32-bit support.
  • Adds -b and --baseline command-line options.
  • Possible values are now i486 (80486), i585 (Pentium), i686 (Pentium Pro), x86-64, x86-64-v2, x86-64-v3, and x86-64-v4.
  • This won't do much of a difference on 32-bit platforms, since the baseline for DMD is the Pentium Pro (i686).
  • Also fixed times when a 64-bit processor was "classified" as 32-bit.
• Added: -a and --all as the new "detailed" view mode.
• Added: -r and --raw as the new "table" view mode.
  • Arguments to this mode can be directly invoked with --raw 3,2, selecting EAX=3,ECX=2.
• Added: Support for legacy string tables (brand index and by family/model identifiers).
• Added: Support for legacy cache topology tables (via CPUID.02h).
• Improved: ISO binary notations are now used throughout the entirety of the program.
• Improved: All string values have been transformed into lowercase, there's no need to scream.
• Improved: Cache line output formatting for clarity and sentence structure.
• Improved: When no memory size bits are available, it is simply not displayed.
• Fixed: Intel effective Family_ID.
  • The extended family ID is only taken when the family ID is indifferent to 15, not 0.
  • This bug existed since the first version of ddcpuid. Sorry for that.
• Fixed: x86_64 and VMX not being present in Extensions list in summary "simple" view, since they are significant extensions.
• Deprecated: -d, --details, -l, --level, --table, -s, and -S options.
  • These will be removed in v0.21.