Change the #ifdef i386 to something obscene like i986.
You're system probably already has i386 defined , so commenting that out isnt going to help..
Damn i386 binary compiled distributions....
You dont have to be good at C++, just common sense.. You DONT want to compile the assembly... IF DEFINED i386, compile this stuff, ELSE, compile this other thing..
You want the other thing...
I leave the rest as an exercise to the reader.
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