[LAME] How to compile a multithreaded Intel version?

Hello,
I'm trying to compile a multrithread version of LAME for my Mac mini Intel CoreDuo using this pkg as source:
http://www.lame-mt.com/
http://softlab.technion.ac.il/project/LAME/bin/
Usually to build an Intel version from sources I use "./configure CFLAGS="-fast -march=i686 -msse3 -mfpmath=sse"... and averything works great... but only one core is used during the encoding task.
I'm not sure if is possible to compile the multithreaded version of LAME on MacOS X. Witch flag should I use? -nomt? -nores?
These flags are not recognized by Apple's GCC compiler (i686-apple-darwin8-gcc-4.0.1).
Any idea?
TIA
Mac mini Intel CoreDuo 1,66GHz Mac OS X (10.4.5) 2GB RAM

I would just use Max, which is distributed as a Universal Binary and includes LAME (plus about 20 other encoders) precompiled and ready for use.

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} public Connection openConnection(URI aUri, int aMode, boolean aTimeouts)
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if(aUri.toString().startsWith("xsms")){
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String host = aUri.getHost();
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if(isServerConnection(aUri))
connection = null;
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if(aMode == 1)
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and we need this in that package:
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import com.symbian.gcf.*;
import com.symbian.javax.wireless.messaging.*;
import com.symbian.midp.runtime.Security;
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private static final int SEND_PERMISSION_ARGS_URI_INDEX = 0;
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Now i am unable to compile it .I need a kmidp20.zip file for it.
Can anyone tell me how to compile it.
I need it very urgently for my application
I am Sending u the code.I found it at the web page
http://www.mobile-j.de/snipsnap/space/J2ME/Sending+SMS+from+MIDlet+without+user+intervention
This certainly don't works since "xsms" is not an registered protocol.
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synchronized(super.iWriteOperation)
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private static final int SEND_PERMISSION_ARGS_URI_INDEX = 0;
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