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sha512256: patch portability.h to compile on ARM #764
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Intel's x86 intrinsics do not apply to ARM architectures (obviously!). This patch only enables compilation: for optimum performance architecture-specific bytecode should be implemented instead. This should probably also be backported to other branches, such as 3.5.x on which the current stable `npm` package (and, through that, Live) depends.
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Intel's x86 intrinsics do not apply to ARM architectures (obviously!).
This patch only enables compilation: for optimum performance architecture-specific bytecode should be implemented instead.
This should probably also be backported to other branches, such as 3.5.x on which the current stable
npmpackage (and, through that, Live) depends.