This keeps track of how many calls have been made
to read symbols or bits. A given syntax element
may make multiple calls to symbol decoding functions,
and these variables keep track of the entropy
decoding engine throughput.

Change-Id: Iab3a720cbfe68f8d5ca3e4c415f7baa683b24268

This patch adds bit account infrastructure to the bit reader API.
When configured with --enable-accounting, every bit reader API
function records the number of bits necessary to decoding a symbol.
Accounting symbol entries are collected in global accounting data
structure, that can be used to understand exactly where bits are
spent (http://aomanalyzer.org). The data structure is cleared and
reused each frame to reduce memory usage. When configured without
--enable-accounting, bit accounting does not incur any runtime
overhead.

All aom_read_xxx functions now have an additional string parameter
that specifies the symbol name. By default, the ACCT_STR macro is
used (which expands to __func__). For more precise accounting,
these should be replaced with more descriptive names.

Change-Id: Ia2e1343cb842c9391b12b77272587dfbe307a56d

This patch adds bit account infrastructure to the bit reader API.
When configured with --enable-accounting, every bit reader API
function records the number of bits necessary to decoding a symbol.
Accounting symbol entries are collected in global accounting data
structure, that can be used to understand exactly where bits are
spent (http://aomanalyzer.org). The data structure is cleared and
reused each frame to reduce memory usage. When configured without
--enable-accounting, bit accounting does not incur any runtime
overhead.

All aom_read_xxx functions now have an additional string parameter
that specifies the symbol name. By default, the ACCT_STR macro is
used (which expands to __func__). For more precise accounting,
these should be replaced with more descriptive names.

Change-Id: Ia2e1343cb842c9391b12b77272587dfbe307a56d