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Better handling of win32 GUI thread: 1. Use _beginthreadex to create the GUI thread to avoid possible memory leak when linked to MS CRT. 2. Terminate the GUI thread in an cleaner way using PostThreadMessage() rather than the unrecommended TerminateThread().

#ifndef CPUDETECT_H
#define CPUDETECT_H

#define CPUTYPE_I386	3
#define CPUTYPE_I486	4
#define CPUTYPE_I586	5
#define CPUTYPE_I686    6

#ifdef ARCH_X86_64
#  define REGa    rax
#  define REGb    rbx
#  define REGBP   rbp
#  define REGSP   rsp
#  define REG_a  "rax"
#  define REG_b  "rbx"
#  define REG_c  "rcx"
#  define REG_d  "rdx"
#  define REG_S  "rsi"
#  define REG_D  "rdi"
#  define REG_SP "rsp"
#  define REG_BP "rbp"
#else
#  define REGa    eax
#  define REGb    ebx
#  define REGBP   ebp
#  define REGSP   esp
#  define REG_a  "eax"
#  define REG_b  "ebx"
#  define REG_c  "ecx"
#  define REG_d  "edx"
#  define REG_S  "esi"
#  define REG_D  "edi"
#  define REG_SP "esp"
#  define REG_BP "ebp"
#endif

typedef struct cpucaps_s {
	int cpuType;
	int cpuModel;
	int cpuStepping;
	int hasMMX;
	int hasMMX2;
	int has3DNow;
	int has3DNowExt;
	int hasSSE;
	int hasSSE2;
	int isX86;
	unsigned cl_size; /* size of cache line */
        int hasAltiVec;
	int hasTSC;
} CpuCaps;

extern CpuCaps gCpuCaps;

void GetCpuCaps(CpuCaps *caps);

/* returned value is malloc()'ed so free() it after use */
char *GetCpuFriendlyName(unsigned int regs[], unsigned int regs2[]);

#endif /* !CPUDETECT_H */