The read only sections are getting stripped on some OS X builds. As a
result, random data is used in place of the intended tables.
Change-Id: I4629c90d9e0ae4d4efc193a93be6fb93809ae895
this restores the previous version's behavior avoiding issues with
builds that may split sources on directory boundaries; protected
visibility may work in this case.
Change-Id: If37c70d9bd81de85a8e112457b9819a5cac6129d
The read only sections are getting stripped on some OS X builds. As a
result, random data is used in place of the intended tables.
Change-Id: I58c18a53e503f093ee268451698c5761e6c32540
Other implementations of x86inc.asm have more comprehensive nasm
workarounds. This is the only thing that was changed for the previous
import to libvpx. See if we can still get away with it.
Change-Id: I3ef6fe9a4816461c89431a82b7e4a08b4b948d39
Make sure all variants get correct visibility and SECTION notes.
libvpx only pass elf32 and elf64 to the assembler, never just elf.
Change-Id: I7c36c115bf52436c9afe61985c859a2081948271
Revision a95584945dd9ce3acc66c6cd8f6796bc4404d40d
from git://git.videolan.org/x264.git
Temporarily name file x86inc.asm until all necessary local patches are
applied.
Change-Id: I9c7d0ed4d3ed900ae2d5db0abbcc048a2892c9b8
