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Michael Marineau wrote: |
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> What's the point of a use flag if you purposfully use the sse useflag to |
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> do something different? this sort of thing would make more sense: |
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> sse = sse's integer logic |
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> sse = sse's floating point stuff |
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> mmx2 = mmx2 |
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Problem mmx2 = sse (on intel) |
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mmx2 = I don't know what (on amd) |
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mmx2 != mmxext |
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> then if both mmx2 and sse are set, then just use mmx2 and disable sse as |
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> both are hardly needed. but I'm a little confused, if the mplayer |
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> config script uses mmx2 to enaple part of sse, is there something else |
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> that enables real mmx2? |
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See above |
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> Michael Marineau |
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> marineam@×××××××××.edu |
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> Oregon State University |
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