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Usable GCC versions have supported -pipe for a VERY long time. There's no need to keep checking if it is supported.
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processors, some Andoid packaging stuff, Eclipse IDE support et al.
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Although it's enabled by default in gcc (should be, anyway!), we're
being explicit here for 64-bit x86 platforms here also. This matches the
old behavior.
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This only adds SSE2 flags when the CPU architecture is correct for it.
Resolves #1226
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Instead of completely disabling it.
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- `--enable-official-branding` implies `MC_OFFICIAL` (no need to specifically set it)
- `--enable-official-vendor` can be used to set `MC_OFFICIAL` on builds without `--enable-official-branding` that should still be considered official release versions.
- `MC_OFFICIAL` implies `--enable-release`, meaning `DEVELOPER_OPTIONS` isn't set
- `MC_OFFICIAL` makes `nsXULAppInfo.getIsOfficial` return `true`
- `MC_OFFICIAL` makes `AppConstants.MOZILLA_OFFICIAL` (for compatibility in extensions) and `AppConstants.MC_OFFICIAL` return `true`
- Optional, for the time being: `MOZILLA_OFFICIAL` is still present in some places in case someone wants to build a Mozilla-alike official application and has the rights and necessary keys to use Mozilla-official third-party services. This must always be combined with `MC_OFFICIAL` to have a sane combination of defines. This may be removed in the future.
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