Some versions of the clang built-in assembler interprets /* as a start
of a multi-line comment, even within lines starting with a @. Therefore,
make sure to terminate these properly.
This fixes warnings about /* within a block comment when building
using the clang built-in assembler (in some versions of clang), and
fixes issues where part of the assembly source was effectively
commented out, when building with this assembler.
Change-Id: I4b520334d92740f8c60def94ee990561b2cb8b7c
This uses the same mechanism as in ih264e_fmt_conv_420p_to_420sp_a9q
to do an overlapping copy of the last few pixels.
Change-Id: Ic93a00d0683337fd0f6f540119000466685f64bd
Added support for CABAC entropy coding.
Added support for B slices.
Fixed an issue in rate control constant QP mode.
Change-Id: Ib759d35e8e943f941aa9b8bbff0362d92c619994
Resolved warnings seen in x86 modules
Fixed alignment of few modules
Updated comments in few arm modules for consistency
Fixed warnings seen in clang build
Change-Id: I0623169b5e84a6a6f09c3d2212e754101272f5e9
Added support for encoding non-multiple of 16 dimensions
Added support for encoding dimensions smaller than 64x64
Aligned coeff data to 4 byte boundary
Bug: 20554276
Change-Id: I111093950f94698296d8499a2845cfe2db6c557b
