sha512.c: there apparently is ILP32 PowerPC platform, where it is safe to inline 64-bit assembler instructions. Normally it's inappropriate, because signalling doesn't preserve upper halves of general purpose registers. Meaning that it's only safe if signals are blocked for the time "wide" code executes. PR: 1998
sha512.c: there apparently is ILP32 PowerPC platform, where it is safe to
inline 64-bit assembler instructions. Normally it's inappropriate, because
signalling doesn't preserve upper halves of general purpose registers.
Meaning that it's only safe if signals are blocked for the time "wide"
code executes.
PR: 1998

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