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Fix VMAC compile on 32-bit Solaris

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The change tested good on 32-bit Linux and 32-bit OS X
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Jeffrey Walton 2020-07-08 03:21:58 -04:00
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@ -193,22 +193,24 @@ void VMAC_Base::VHASH_Update_SSE2(const word64 *data, size_t blocksRemainingInWo
CRYPTOPP_UNUSED(blocksRemainingInWord64);
// This inline ASM is tricky, and down right difficult when PIC is
// in effect. The ASM uses all the general purpose registers. When
// PIC is in effect, GCC uses EBX as a base register. Saving EBX with
// in effect. The ASM uses all the general purpose registers and all
// the XMM registers on 32-bit machines. When PIC is in effect on a
// 32-bit machine, GCC uses EBX as a base register. Saving EBX with
// 'mov %%ebx, %0' and restoring EBX with 'mov %0, %%ebx' causes GCC
// to generate 'mov -0x40(%ebx), %ebx' for the restore. That obviously
// won't work. We can push and pop EBX, but then we have to be careful
// because GCC references %1 (L1KeyLength) relative to ESP, which is
// also used in the function and no longer accurate. Attempting to
// sidestep the issues with clobber lists results in "error: ‘asm’
// operand has impossible constraints", though we were able to tell
// GCC that ESP is dirty. The problems with GCC are the reason for the
// pushes and pops rather than the original moves.
// won't work because EBX is no longer accurate. We can push and pop
// EBX, but that breaks stack-based references. Attempting to sidestep
// the issues with clobber lists results in "error: ‘asm’ operand has
// impossible constraints". Eventually, we found we could save EBX to
// ESP-20, which is one word below our stack in the frame.
#ifdef __GNUC__
__asm__ __volatile__
(
AS1( push %0) // L1KeyLength
AS1( pop %%ebx)
# if defined(__i386__) || defined(__i686__)
// Save EBX for PIC
AS2( mov %%ebx, -20(%%esp))
# endif
AS2( mov %0, %%ebx) // L1KeyLength
INTEL_NOPREFIX
#else
#if defined(__INTEL_COMPILER)
@ -427,11 +429,18 @@ void VMAC_Base::VHASH_Update_SSE2(const word64 *data, size_t blocksRemainingInWo
AS_POP_IF86( bp)
AS1( emms)
#ifdef __GNUC__
ATT_PREFIX
# if defined(__i386__) || defined(__i686__)
// Restore EBX for PIC
AS2( mov -20(%%esp), %%ebx)
# endif
:
: "m" (L1KeyLength), "c" (blocksRemainingInWord64), "S" (data),
"D" (nhK+tagPart*2), "d" (m_isFirstBlock), "a" (polyS+tagPart*4)
: "ebx", "memory", "cc"
: "memory", "cc"
);
#endif
}