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Additionally, we should probably be able to assume element 14 is zero in more cases - also for full length single-block or last block input - since for the only/last block it's high 32 bits of length (or high 64 for SHA-512). However, that would be a separate flag and it'd probably only be worth the overhead when building a specialized version (so the overhead would be removed by the compiler).
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Specialize SIMD SHA-256 for elements 9 to 14 being all zeroes
Specialize SIMD SHA-256 for half-length input, iterated hashing
Jan 16, 2024
Implement changes to SIMD SHA-256 and to some formats that use it, similarly to what #5425 did for SHA-512.
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