Backend specific optimization for PPC VSX reads 16 bytes, whereas arm neon /
sse2 only reads <= 8 bytes. Although the extra bytes read are actually never
used, this is not a warrant for groping around. Fixed by allocating more when
building for VSX. This is reported by asan.
Also note - PPC does have assembly that loads 64-bit content from memory - lxsdx
loads one 64-bit doubleword (whereas lxvd2x loads two 64-bit doubleword) from
memory. However, we only have "vec_vsx_ld" builtins that mapped to lxvd2x, no
builtins to lxsdx. The only way to access lxsdx is through inline assembly,
which does not fit well in the origin paradigm.
Refer:
vsx:
vpx_tm_predictor_4x4_vsx @ third_party/libvpx/git_root/vpx_dsp/ppc/intrapred_vsx.c
neon:
vpx_tm_predictor_4x4_neon @ third_party/libvpx/git_root/vpx_dsp/arm/intrapred_neon_asm.asm
sse2:
tm_predictor_4x4 @ third_party/libvpx/git_root/vpx_dsp/x86/intrapred_sse2.asm
BUG=b/63112600
Tested:
asan tests passed.
Change-Id: I5f74b56e35c05b67851de8b5530aece213f2ce9d
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