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Darren Horrocks authored
swscale doesnt ever actually do any runtime detection at all when runtime cpu detection is enabled, it simply passes whatever is passed to -sws_flags, which could be nothing at all making swscale default to the C implementation.
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| colorspace-test.c | ||
| libswscale.v | ||
| options.c | ||
| rgb2rgb.c | ||
| rgb2rgb.h | ||
| rgb2rgb_template.c | ||
| swscale-test.c | ||
| swscale.c | ||
| swscale.h | ||
| swscale_internal.h | ||
| swscale_template.c | ||
| utils.c | ||
| yuv2rgb.c |