[MPlayer-dev-eng] ppc runtime-cpu-detection fails with gcc 3.3

[Guillaume Poirier]

Hi,

Alan Curry wrote:
> Guillaume POIRIER writes the following:
> 
>>On 2/23/06, Alan Curry <pacman at theworld.com> wrote:
>>
>>>+    if test "$_runtime_cpudetection" = yes -a \
>>>+           "$cc_vendor" = "gnu" -a "$_cc_major" = 3 -a "$_cc_minor" = 3; then
>>
>>Seem good to me. You do restrict the black list to FSF's GCC3.3. :)
> 
> 
> Did I do that? I understood $cc_vendor = gnu to be simply a limit to gcc and
> derivatives of it with corresponding version numbers, as opposed to something
> from, say, Sun or Borland, which would be somewhat less likely to have the
> same bugs as gcc, fixed in the same version number.
> 
> But on second look, the only two values cc_vendor can be assigned are gnu and
> intel, so I may have overestimated the portability of mplayer.

Woops, you are right.

... so what is the correct way to detect if the compiler is Apple's or
not? Assume that darwin=Apple? This doesn't seem correct...

Guillaume