This commit merges the initial buffer swap operations in idct8_1d_sse2
into the array transpose step, hence reducing number of instructions
therein.

Change-Id: I219f6f50813390d2ec3ee37eecf2a4a2b44ae479

This commit optimizes the SSE2 implmentation of idct8x8_10. It exploits
the fact that only top-left 4x4 block contains non-zero coefficients,
and hence reduces the instructions needed.

The runtime of idct8x8_10_sse2 goes down from 216 to 198 CPU cycles,
estimated by averaging over 100000 runs. For pedestrian_area_1080p 300
frames coded at 4000kbps, the average decoding speed goes up from
79.3 fps to 79.7 fps.

Change-Id: I6d277bbaa3ec9e1562667906975bae06904cb180

* changes:
  Removing CONFIG_MD5.
  Using VP9_FRAME_MARKER instead of raw number.

Change-Id: If04b57828847cee09a79c94e1098d1aa4990ea0d

Change-Id: Ic0345622115941f49b6a568c7b8154ba892cbf0d

Change-Id: I951abd4ad0078f78949f3cb79453ac334fb82a7e

We don't need compile time md5 configuration because --md5 is a runtime
option.

Change-Id: Ic0a2427ae5de5a18f31e5ee60c3732481b377ca1

Change-Id: I3addbf6d89a86a707c8df1a463da3e9e367910df

vpx_codec_vp9x_cx is not used internally. Experimental flag from
vp9_extracfg is also not really used. YUV 4:4:4 just works after these
changes (you have to specify --profile=1 for the encoder).

Change-Id: Ib1c8461d0d19d159827e005efe868f891eea0140

This commit takes a preliminary attempt to refine the motion search
control. It detects the SAD associated with mv predictor per reference
frame, and based on which to determine whether the encoder wants to
reduce the motion search range (if the predicted mv provides fairly
small SAD), or to skip the current reference frame (if there exists
another ref frame that gives much smaller SAD cost).

This feature is turned on in the settings of speed 1 and above.

In speed 1, compression performance changed
derf  -0.018%
yt    -0.043%
hd    -0.045%
stdhd -0.281%

speed-up
pedestrian_area_1080p at 4000 kbps 100 frames
199651ms -> 188846ms (5.5% speed-up)
blue_sky_1080p at 6000 kbps
443531ms -> 415239ms (6.3% speed-up)

In speed 2, compression performance changed
derf  -0.026%
yt    -0.090%
hd    -0.055%
stdhd -0.210%

speed-up
pedstrian 113949ms -> 108855ms (4.5% speed-up)
blue_sky  271057ms -> 257322ms (5% speed-up)

Change-Id: I1b74ea28278c94fea329d971d706d573983d810d

Change-Id: I07470ad1b7a0344d088911428ffab8ba9a0d8708

Change-Id: I50c009ff8108bda1c57427f23d63a79c04f7e776

Change-Id: I9b9a5fcce8530284df0f270706ee060a0edc1517

The line was accidently removed in 4dbad63a.

Change-Id: Ic1e18f209cead95cecc684f952ae667271b58a97

Buffer the SSE of prediction residuals in the rate-distortion
optimization loop of a given block. This information would be used
for later encoding control.

Change-Id: If4e63f3462490513c48be9407d3327c8dd438367

Moving all code from that files to vp9_mvref_common.{h, c}.

Change-Id: Ibc4afcb8cea6847166ff411130e93611ebe63b20

Moving back to scale_factors struct. We don't need anymore x_offset_q4 and
y_offset_q4 because both values are calculated locally inside vp9_scale_mv
function.

Change-Id: I78a2122ba253c428a14558bda0e78ece738d2b5b

Change-Id: I535bde16c8fc4c2cd263bbbbaed46ead4c776090

Before mv scaling it is required to calculate x_offset_q4/y_offset_q4
by calling set_scaled_offsets(). Now offset configuration can not be
missed because it happens just before scale_mv().

Change-Id: I7dd1a85b85811a6cc67c46c9b01e6ccbbb06ce3a