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yuv2rgb_mmx crashes with ffdivx codec, when we play back avi files that have a frame width that is not an exact multiple of 8. Testcase: 405.avi (356x240). Playing on an MMX capable x86 system using the x11 video-out driver results in a segfault. The MMX routines convert image data in quantities of 8 pixels in each loop, and the inner loop was not terminated in case there are only 1-7 pixels left, producing too much RGB output. For now, just ignore the last few pixels on each row, to avoid the segfaults. (Gives a black vertical border on the right, if you play a video with width%8 != 0) A possible future enhancement would be, to add a second loop to convert the last width%8 pixels to RGB using a byte loop.

typedef struct {
    unsigned char *bmp;
    unsigned char *pal;
    int w,h,c;
} raw_file;

typedef struct {
    char *name;
    int spacewidth;
    int charspace;
    int height;
//    char *fname_a;
//    char *fname_b;
    raw_file* pic_a[16];
    raw_file* pic_b[16];
    short font[65536];
    short start[65536];
    short width[65536];
} font_desc_t;

raw_file* load_raw(char *name,int verbose);
font_desc_t* read_font_desc(char* fname,float factor,int verbose);