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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.

/*
 *  my_profile.h
 *
 *	Copyright (C) Nick Kurshev <[e-mail]> - Oct 2001
 *
 *  You can redistribute this file under terms and conditions
 *  of GNU General Public licence v2.
 */
#ifndef MY_PROFILE_INC
#define MY_PROFILE_INC

extern volatile unsigned long long int my_profile_start,my_profile_end,my_profile_total;

#if defined ( ENABLE_PROFILE ) && defined ( ARCH_X86 )
static inline unsigned long long int read_tsc( void )
{
  unsigned long long int retval;
  __asm __volatile ("rdtsc":"=A"(retval)::"memory");
  return retval;
}

#define PROFILE_RESET()                 (my_profile_total=0ULL)
#define PROFILE_START()			{ static int inited=0; if(!inited) { inited=1; my_profile_total=0ULL; } my_profile_start=read_tsc(); }
#define PROFILE_END(your_message)	{ my_profile_end=read_tsc(); my_profile_total+=(my_profile_end-my_profile_start); printf(your_message" current=%llu total=%llu\n\t",(my_profile_end-my_profile_start),my_profile_total); }
#else
#define PROFILE_RESET()
#define PROFILE_START()
#define PROFILE_END(your_message)
#endif



#endif