On Sat, 28 Jan 2012, Hebert Suárez Cahuana wrote:
Thank you, I send the results from my console.
Thanks, Hebert. The problem is here:
SSE2_CFLAGS='-msse2'
USE_SSE2=''
Although USE_SSE2 is not defined, SSE2_CFLAGS is being set to a
non-null value (incompatible with your CPU). I'm not seeing that on
my Ubuntu 10.04 system if I configure with --disable-ss2, but I'll
investigate further.
Allin Cottrell