ARMv8A always has Neon support, so there's no need to depend on
ARCH_ARM_HAVE_NEON.
This fixes the build for 64-bit only builds.
Change-Id: I30358f44d4c5bdf2e0afa0e1121b755c076523ea
Signed-off-by: Rob Herring <robh@kernel.org>
The following defines aren't referenced anywhere in the code base:
_LIB MULTICORE APPLY_CONCEALMENT THREAD_QUAD_CORE DISABLE_NEONINTR
ARMGCC
The DEFAULT_ARCH define isn't used within the encoder at all.
The ANDROID define isn't referenced anywhere either, and if necessary,
the automatically enabled define __ANDROID__ can be used instead.
The defines INSERT_LOGO and LOGO_EN were undefined in the makefiles,
but that is unnecessary since nothing actually defines them. The
decoder x86_64 makefile also undefined LOGO_EN; an architecture
specific makefile shouldn't touch such feature settings, otherwise
there's a risk that different builds for different architectures
behave significantly differently.
Change-Id: I13b86c8bf2feb3a381d904a13f18c3b35f40a575
