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).

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This commit fixes up shared lib builds on linux.

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Having these symbols be available as functions rather than data is
occasionally more convenient. Implemented this way rather than a
get-codec-by-id style to avoid creating a link-time dependency
between the encoder and the decoder.

Fixes issue #169

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This patch adds support for building shared libraries when configured
with the --enable-shared switch.

Building DLLs would require more invasive changes to the sample
utilities than I want to make in this patch, since on Windows you can't
use the address of an imported symbol in a static initializer. The best
way to work around this is proably to build the codec interface mapping
table with an init() function, but dll support is of questionable value
anyway, since most windows users will probably use a media framework
lib like webmdshow, which links this library in staticly.

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