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2014-07-01
perlasm/ppc-xlate.pl update.
Andy Polyakov
2014-05-12
Add "teaser" AES module for PowerISA 2.07.
Andy Polyakov
2013-12-18
PPC assembly pack: improve AIX support (enable vpaes-ppc).
Andy Polyakov
2013-12-04
perlasm/ppc-xlate.pl: add support for AltiVec/VMX and VSX.
Andy Polyakov
2013-12-04
perlasm/ppc-xlate.pl: improve linux64le support.
Andy Polyakov
2013-10-31
perlas/ppc-xlate.pl: fix typo.
Andy Polyakov
2013-10-31
perlasm/ppc-xlate.pl: add .quad directive
Andy Polyakov
2013-10-15
PPC assembly pack: add .size directives.
Andy Polyakov
2011-05-16
ppc-xlate.pl: get linux64 declaration right.
Andy Polyakov
2010-01-24
OPENSSL_cleanse to accept zero length parameter [matching C implementation].
Andy Polyakov
2008-01-13
Unify ppc assembler make rules.
Andy Polyakov
2007-12-29
ppc-xlate.pl update.
Andy Polyakov
2007-07-13
gas -g doesn't tolerate unpadded .bytes in code segment.
Andy Polyakov
2007-05-19
ppc-xlate.pl update.
Andy Polyakov
2006-10-17
Support for .asciz directive in perlasm modules.
Andy Polyakov
2006-06-05
Minor ppc-xlate.pl update.
Andy Polyakov
2006-05-04
Futher minor PPC assembler update.
Andy Polyakov
2006-05-03
Minor PPC assembler updates.
Andy Polyakov
2006-05-03
PPC assembler distiller update.
Andy Polyakov
2006-04-30
Yet another "teaser" Montgomery multiplication module, for PowerPC.
Andy Polyakov