(skeleton will need them)

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Otherwise it gets set automatically to a page midstream and prevents seeking
to the first page.

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Replace SDL timer by a seperate thread, more accurate and less annoying.
frame drop is enabled by default, bug reports welcome.
Fixes issue1191


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w53_32_c() and w97_32_c() are defined as stubs when snow encoder is
disabled.  In this case, those functions are not referenced at all
and do thus not need to be defined.

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These casts are correct and safe.  The pointers are guaranteed to
have proper alignment, and aliasing is not a problem with character
types.

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This disables all codecs, formats, etc.  It saves some typing when
only a few components are desired.

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The bugs become only vissible at higher time resolution than what is
used currently.


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This fixes compilation on mingw32ce


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Fixes some spurious error messages.


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this allows more asynchronous decoding and display thus improving
video smoothness.
It also seems to improve absolute video decoding speed for some reason


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as this blanks the window.


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Fixes numerous warnings with --enable-small or --disable-optimizations.

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as i did nt find a limit in the spec)
This should stop cavlc_decode_residual() on a zero bitstream


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This fixes compilation on some OSes


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Note to self: always test in a clean directory

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The presence of the .SECONDARY directive caused thing to not always
be correctly rebuilt.  Mentioning the object files explicitly as
targets gives the desired result of make not deleting them without
unpleasant side-effects.

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Force version.sh to run whenever the version might have changed,
regardless of what is being built.  This is done by attaching the
dependencies to a dummy file (.version) which is included from the
makefile.  As make will always attempt to rebuild any included files
before considering other rules, this ensures that the real version.h
is (re-)created before it is required by any source file.

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This silly program always writes its output to the current directory.
Changing directory is better than moving the file afterwards.

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I couldn't measure it to be slower for normal interframe videos.
For the worst case, high-bitrate intra-only videos, it can be 0.7% slower.

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