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use the recommended format [1] of:
<PROJECT>_<PATH>_<FILE>_H_
[1] https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html#The__define_Guard
"All header files should have #define guards to prevent multiple
inclusion. The format of the symbol name should be
<PROJECT>_<PATH>_<FILE>_H_."
Change-Id: I2e8ab0b32fb23c30fa43cff5fec12d043c0d2037
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Allow*OnASingleLine appears to no longer apply to
typedef structs.
Change-Id: If10db1c30c74ee31dad1a0b1926964e850f15fd2
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This header doesn't build on g++ v6 as it's a C and not C++ header
(_Atomic is not a keyword in C++11). Since the C and C++ invocations
cannot be guaranteed to point to the same underlying atomic_int
implementation, remove support for them and use compiler intrinsics
instead.
BUG=webm:1461
Change-Id: Ie1cd6759c258042efc87f51f036b9aa53e4ea9d5
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Fixes issue on iPad Pro 10.5 (and probably other places) where threads
are not properly synchronized. On x86 this data race was benign as load
and store instructions are atomic, they were being atomic in practice as
the program hasn't been observed to be miscompiled.
Such guarantees are not made outside x86, and real problems manifested
where libvpx reliably reproduced a broken bitstream for even just the
initial keyframe. This was detected in WebRTC where this device started
using multithreading (as its CPU count is higher than earlier devices,
where the problem did not manifest as single-threading was used in
practice).
This issue was not detected under thread-sanitizer bots as mutexes were
conditionally used under this platform to simulate the protected read
and write semantics that were in practice provided on x86 platforms.
This change also removes several mutexes, so encoder/decoder state is
lighter-weight after this change and we do not need to initialize so
many mutexes (this was done even on non-thread-sanitizer platforms where
they were unused).
Change-Id: If41fcb0d99944f7bbc8ec40877cdc34d672ae72a
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