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--- a/ACE/ace/OS_NS_time.inl
+++ b/ACE/ace/OS_NS_time.inl
@@ -294,22 +294,6 @@ ACE_OS::gethrtime (const ACE_HRTimer_Op op)
# endif
return now;
-#elif defined (ACE_LINUX) && defined (ACE_HAS_ALPHA_TIMER)
- // NOTE: alphas only have a 32 bit tick (cycle) counter. The rpcc
- // instruction actually reads 64 bits, but the high 32 bits are
- // implementation-specific. Linux and Digital Unix, for example,
- // use them for virtual tick counts, i.e., taking into account only
- // the time that the process was running. This information is from
- // David Mosberger's article, see comment below.
- ACE_UINT32 now;
-
- // The following statement is based on code published by:
- // Mosberger, David, "How to Make Your Applications Fly, Part 1",
- // Linux Journal Issue 42, October 1997, page 50. It reads the
- // high-res tick counter directly into the memory variable.
- asm volatile ("rpcc %0" : "=r" (now) : : "memory");
-
- return now;
#elif defined (ACE_HAS_POWERPC_TIMER) && (defined (ghs) || defined (__GNUG__))
// PowerPC w/ GreenHills or g++.