Some structs, specically CPUARMState is 16-bytes aligned.
This causes segment fault because gcc tends to vectorize
the assignment of the struct with infamous movaps tricks.
Without this patch, we fail on manylinux with 2.17 glibc
in release mode in i686.
qemu_memalign will ensure the alignment across platforms.
Unicorn has included some ugly hacks to provide a envirement where vaddr == paddr.
These hacks where to use the full 64 bit mappings on x86 without init the mmu
and some memory redirect for MIPS.
The UC_TLB_CPU mode defaults to vaddr == paddr, therfor these hacks aren't
required anymore.
1. Add cmake support in CMakeLists.txt according to https://developer.android.com/ndk/guides/other_build_systems
2. Resolve symbols errors
3. Backport fixes from 438ed42311
> QEMU relies on two optimization for ppc64 and arm:
>
> 1. if(0) /* optimized code */
> 2. assert(0); /* optimized code */
>
> But the assert on mingw32 doesn't have noreturn attribute which prevents
> the second optimization and some code is reverted to the original code
> to fit in the first optimization.
>
> The assert implementation is copied from glib as qemu did.
Unfortunately, NDK also doesn't have an assert implementation qemu prefers.
