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Erik de Castro Lopo
2014-Mar-14 04:41 UTC
[flac-dev] PATCH: OS SSE support detection, version 2
lvqcl wrote:> The second version of the patch for OS SSE support detection > > part 1: fixes > > part 2: new code > > Any comments?Applied cpu_part2.patch. Thanks! Erik -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Erik de Castro Lopo http://www.mega-nerd.com/
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:>> part 1: fixes >> >> part 2: new code >> >> Any comments? > > Applied cpu_part2.patch. Thanks!Thanks. I hope that this code will help to avoid "bug" reports such as http://sourceforge.net/p/flac/bugs/409/ (it seems that the author of this report compiled FLAC without --enable-sse option). OTOH, SSE support is unavailable only in Win95 and WinNT. Also, as Martijn van Beurden pointed out, flac.exe doesn't support Win95 (and also 98/Me) since version 1.3.0, and nobody complained about it. Maybe it's better and simpler to change configure.ac so that --enable-sse is on by default if the target OS is Windows? About part 1:does it have any problems? I can split it into several patches (1 fix = 1 patch) or explain the changes in it in detail.
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