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202 md->sha3.s[md->sha3.word_index] ^= (md->sha3.saved ^ (pad << (md->sha3.byte_index * 8))); in ss_done()274 while (inlen--) md->sha3.saved |= (ulong64) (*(in++)) << ((md->sha3.byte_index++) * 8); in sha3_process()280 while (old_tail--) md->sha3.saved |= (ulong64) (*(in++)) << ((md->sha3.byte_index++) * 8); in sha3_process()282 md->sha3.s[md->sha3.word_index] ^= md->sha3.saved; in sha3_process()284 md->sha3.saved = 0; in sha3_process()307 md->sha3.saved |= (ulong64) (*(in++)) << ((md->sha3.byte_index++) * 8); in sha3_process()339 …md->sha3.s[md->sha3.word_index] ^= (md->sha3.saved ^ (CONST64(0x1F) << (md->sha3.byte_index * 8))); in sha3_shake_done()
140 if (tuv && tuv->lazy_saved && !tuv->saved) { in thread_lazy_restore_ns_vfp()142 tuv->saved = true; in thread_lazy_restore_ns_vfp()800 } else if (tuv && tuv->lazy_saved && !tuv->saved) { in thread_kernel_enable_vfp()806 tuv->saved = true; in thread_kernel_enable_vfp()865 if (tuv->lazy_saved && !tuv->saved) { in thread_user_enable_vfp()868 tuv->saved = true; in thread_user_enable_vfp()873 vfp_lazy_restore_state(&uvfp->vfp, uvfp->saved); in thread_user_enable_vfp()875 uvfp->saved = false; in thread_user_enable_vfp()890 assert(tuv && !tuv->lazy_saved && !tuv->saved); in thread_user_save_vfp()903 uvfp->saved = false; in thread_user_clear_vfp()
579 uint32_t saved = 0; in new_session_id() 590 saved = id; in new_session_id() 597 } while (id != saved); in tee_ta_init_session() 573 uint32_t saved = 0; new_session_id() local
96 bool saved; member
7 … ulong64 saved; /* the portion of the input message that we didn't consume yet */ member
340 Roughly 900 bytes are saved, though about half of this341 can be saved just by not calling any functions that434 code. The amount saved is an approximation.
607 allowed SSL sessions saved in one configuration to be loaded in a2715 dump of an SSL context saved with mbedtls_ssl_context_save().