Removed dead code using #if 0

[Rossmaxx]

Title says it. From git blame, the code in question is from toby, 16 years old. At this point, no one knows the origin.

[zonkmachine]

At this point, no one knows the origin.

Well, the commit message for the code from the two files in core is pretty clear: 9530460
*** initial (not yet enabled) support for binding mixer threads to CPUs to reduce scheduling overhead and cache misses (gives avg. 10% performance boost)**

It actually still compiles and run if you set #if true

[Rossmaxx]

Ohh so this was a wip performance upgrade, which never went through. @sakertooth any chance you might need this in the future, once your refactor gets through?

[sakertooth]

Ohh so this was a wip performance upgrade, which never went through. @sakertooth any chance you might need this in the future, once your refactor gets through?

No.

[sakertooth]

I don't have many rejections to this. This is code no one bats an eye until this PR was made to remove it, so it's fine with me.

[Rossmaxx]

I'll let someone else take a look at this before merge as there's complaints about way too quick merges (especially by me). This is a trivial thing but i don't wanna let it slide anymore like i used to do.

[michaelgregorius]

I have merged this now. Anyone who'd be missing the code should at least know which file it was in. And in that case the Git history of that file could be searched and the code activated again. It's not like it is gone for good.