On 07-Jun-99 Keith Whitwell wrote:
>> I believe that you can, as long as your binutils can cope.
>> > and do the
>> > test at runtime to decide which ones to activate?
...
> I'm a bit naive on the make options as I usually hack my own makefiles. 
> I was really referring to the need for the seperate defines for 3dnow,
> x86 and mmx.  I think a better approach would be to compile everything
> we are capable of & do the checks at runtime.  There are '3dnow' targets
> in the toplevel makefile for example - I'd be happy to see this
> disappear.  I haven't checked the behaviour of the new autoconf scripts
> either, so all in all I really don't have much original information to
> add to this discussion...

 My configure script automatically enables 3Dnow and MMX support
 on all x86 chips. You can disable assembler code with --enable-x86=off,
 3Dnow support with --enable-3dnow=off and MMX support
 with --enable-mmx=off.
 
Thomas Tanner -----------------------------------------
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