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When we're compiling/running on a kernel without sse/sse2 support, we have to be careful when using gcc-3.x. gcc-3.x is able to emit sse/sse2 instructions for normal C code when we compile for maximum performance with something like the -march=athlon-xp switch. So, if the kernel does not support the sse/sse2 instruction set extension, we have to tell gcc-3.x to not emit see/sse2 instructions for regular C code, otherwise mplayer might crash with a SIGILL signal.

#ifndef __TIMER_H
#define __TIMER_H

void InitTimer();
unsigned int GetTimer();
unsigned int GetTimerMS();
//int uGetTimer();
float GetRelativeTime();

int usec_sleep(int usec_delay);

/* timer's callback handling */
typedef void timer_callback( void );
extern unsigned set_timer_callback(unsigned ms,timer_callback func);
extern void restore_timer(void);

#endif