We simply don't emit unwind tables, which are not needed anyways since
we're compiling without exceptions. the combined saving for all four
targets we support is about 120K.
This seems to improve .aar's compression, for a total gain of 152 KiB.
We also disable stack-protector in the jni code, since it wasn't
enabled in libfilament.a anyways. However, we now compile all debug
builds with -fstack-protector
This does not add any build stuff or new sample code yet, it just does
some prep to our C++ codebase:
- Similar to Android, WebAssembly will not be using BlueGL. We were
using a mixture of #if and #ifdef when checking for the existence of
certain GL prototypes, but the latter is what we want in order to
build robustly with any GL headers. (We still perform run-time checks
for extensions, this doesn't change that.)
- Add a trivial ContextManager, does a bit more than Dummy since it
needs to create an actual driver. This doesn't get compiled yet, it
just adds files to the tree.
- WebAssembly does not support mmap, execinfo, or asm volatile.
