Add md5 through extras/libmd5 taken from HM with BSD license. It's
implemented as a generic strategy using the same interface as checksum,
so we can write a SIMD version if it seems necessary.
Prevents a conflict with config.h and src/config.h so that the config.h
generated by configure is included in global.h. Fixes problems with
large input files on 32-bit systems.
Also moves CLI stuff under CLI project, so they are compiled as their
own lib just like when the Makefile is used.
The file interface_main.c was an artifact from a bygone era and should have
been deleted long ago.
-Removed unnecessary <math.h> headers
-Updated AVX/asm optimizations to match the new file hierarchy
-Makefile only compiles .asm files if KVAZAAR_DISABLE_YASM is not set to 1 and TARGET_CPU_ARCH is x86
- This is necessary in order to compile AVX intrinsics correctly in
Visual Studio. Having everything in their own units should also make
compiling normal C code with optimizations on easier.
- For now the makefile still relies on GCC __target__ attribute for compiling
intrinsics.
- Enforces a little bit more hierarchy. Compilation units are in strategies
and whatever inline includes they have are in a folder with the same name
as the strategy.
- Update all projects to use VS2013 toolset that has better c99 support that
some of Laurent's changes require.
- Fix the unit test project. Tests still need to be updated.
- I haven't found a good way of including external dependencies to VS projects
yet. Win32-pthreads is assumed to be found at the same level as kvazaar dir
and has the files x86/pthreadVC2.lib and x64/pthreadVC2.lib.
- Win32-pthreads also requires the pthreadVC2.dll to be in PATH when running
the program. Not sure what to do about that yet. We might need an installer
for windows to handle that.
- Disable openmp as it's no longer used.
- Stop linking Ws2_32.lib as that hasn't been used for ages.
