$NetBSD: patch-aa,v 1.2 2004/04/19 16:06:39 thomasklausner Exp $

--- mpp.h.orig	Wed Jul 31 00:19:57 2002
+++ mpp.h
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
 // use optimized assembler routines for Pentium III/K6-2/Athlon (only 32 bit OS, Intel x86 and no MAKE_xxBITS)
 // you need the NASM assembler on your system, the program becomes a little bit larger and decoding
 // on AMD K6-2 (x3), AMD K6-III (x3), AMD Duron (x1.7), AMD Athlon (x1.7), Pentium III (x2) and Pentium 4 (x1.8) becomes faster
-#define USE_ASM
+/* #define USE_ASM */
 
 // Open Sound System support (only Unix with OSS support)
 // If your Operating System supports the Open Sound System, you can output to /dev/dsp* and
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
 // If your Operating System supports the Enlightenment Sound Daemon you can output to /dev/esd and
 // instead of writing a file the program plays the file via this sound device.
 // you also must link the libesd library, so maybe you also must edit the Makefile
-#define USE_ESD_AUDIO
+/* #define USE_ESD_AUDIO */
 
 // native Sun Onboard-Audio support (only SunOS)
 // If you have a Sun Workstation with Onboard-Audio, you can output to /dev/audio and
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@
 // use realtime scheduling if destination is an audio device
 // This sets the program to real time priority when playing the file directly to a sound card.
 // Now it should really difficult to get drop outs (file IO and other realtime programs are the remaining weak points)
-#define USE_REALTIME
+//#define USE_REALTIME
 
 // use ANSI-Escape sequences to structure output
 #define USE_ANSI_ESCAPE
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@
 //#define MUST_ALIGNED
 
 // Experimental: use http/ftp streaming
-#define USE_HTTP
+/* #define USE_HTTP */
 
 // _use setargv module
 #define USE_ARGV