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ok mentioning Go here is a bit pointless. How did Go help compared to any other language when Arm has hardware instructions for SHA1&2?
by anonymous7777 10y ago
ok mentioning Go here is a bit pointless. How did Go help compared to any other language when Arm has hardware instructions for SHA1&2?
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- fwessels 10y agoGo didn't help specifically, it is just that this package makes support for the ARM SHA instructions available for Golang.
- shurcooL 10y agoAlso Go has support for using assembly in a package natively, not all languages/build tools support that as easily.
- pjmlp 10y agoIt is pretty common in imperative compiled languages. Back when compilers were sold, the professional version always had an assembler in the box. In MS-DOS even BASIC compilers like Turbo Basic could use inline Assembly.