Add posix timing as clock ticks for non x86 systems #98
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Hi,
This is what happens when i try to build gsplus on my OpenBSD/macppc box:
OpenBSD uses clang on powerpc,
__builtin_ppc_mftb()
is a gcc-ism. As such i'm proposing to add posix timings on systems that support it, not only this is more portable, but would allow more architectures to use it; this is how retroarch does it for example.It can't be extended as-is to x86 because
__rtsdc()
is a native builtin, the #define should be renamed to do so, which would require a more intrusive patch.cc @rapenne-s