Hi Fred! I think I have found the issue. While each sensor has only one piece of parent hardware, each piece of hardware can have more than one sensor. I did not know how you handled internal data access, so my example code just printed out the sensor data as it found it. It looks like the array you set up to store temperature data, m_iHardware, assumes that there is only one temperature reading per piece of hardware. If there are more than one, then each new find will overwrite the previous one. In my case, I have always seen the package (Tdie) temperature being displayed before the Tctl one, though I imagine that it would not be wise to assume that that is always the case.
It looks like you are presenting people with a list of hardware to choose from, when it appears that what is needed is a list of senors. (No criticism intended.) I will be contemplating the code further to see if I can come up with a way to modify things such that GetID will return a string containing the hardware Identifier, hardware Name and sensor Name for user selection, and GetTemperature will return the desired temperature sensor reading, in both cases not changing the signature.
