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configure altivec patch by Magnus Damm <[e-mail]> * CC is not checked for Altivec support (see above). The patch adds checks for FSF-style flags and Darwin-style flags. The check is performed regardless of the gcc version. * Disabling of Altivec. --disable-altivec is broken today if /proc/cpuinfo shows that your cpu supports altivec. The patch takes care of that. * "GCC & CPU optimization abilities" always show that it is optimizing for the cpu configure is running on, it should show the optimization that is enabled for gcc instead. Cosmetic change only, but confusing as it is today IMHO. * Runtime CPU-detection now enables altivec for powerpc. Now with the patch it should be possible to use --enable-altivec, --disable-altivec, --enable-runtime-cpudetection regardless of powerpc cpu type. The configure script handles altivec support in the following order: 1. Altivec is enabled by default if your cpu supports it. 2. --enable-runtime-cpudetection will enable altivec support. 3. If you have forced altivec on/off with --enable-altivec/--disable-altivec, then your selection will override the previous altivec configuration. 4. If altivec is enabled but the compiler doesn't support it, altivec gets turned off.

/// A simple parser with per-entry settings.

typedef struct m_entry_st {
  char* name; // Filename, url or whatever
  char** opts; // NULL terminated list of name,val pairs 
} m_entry_t;

// Free a list returned by m_config_parse_command_line
void
m_entry_list_free(m_entry_t* lst);
// Use this when you switch to another entry
int
m_entry_set_options(m_config_t *config, m_entry_t* entry);

m_entry_t*
m_config_parse_me_command_line(m_config_t *config, int argc, char **argv);