This is not the first time that GCC 4.2 on Mac has produced bad code
surrounding the CPUID instruction (see also commit 81d1f79a7f).
So declare it broken beyond repair and don't run the instruction at all.
Instead, initialise the set of features found to be exactly that which
we detected at compile-time. For that reason, we can also disable the
runtime checking of the processor (minFeatures == detected features).
At the time of this commit, only the draw helpers and one QImage
helper make use of the runtime detection. Since the detection now
switches to compile-time, QtGui will start carrying dead code for GCC
4.2 and earlier: it will never run the SSE2/SSSE3 code on 32-bit
builds. (GCC 4.2 does not support AVX, so that code won't be built)
Note: all Clang versions report that they are GCC 4.2, so we need to
exclude it from the test; ICC reports the same version as the system's
GCC.
Change-Id: I43f168a9480a2479c6444eea175782b2eadc2ab2
Reviewed-by: Gunnar Sletta <gunnar.sletta@nokia.com>
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