Clang fixes
Clang doesn't support `/` as comment in assembly, this patch replaces them with `#`. Reviewed-by: Brian Behlendorf <behlendorf1@llnl.gov> Reviewed-by: George Melikov <mail@gmelikov.ru> Signed-off-by: Leorize <alaviss@users.noreply.github.com> Closes #6311
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@ -100,12 +100,12 @@ ENTRY_NP(SHA256TransformBlocks)
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mov %rdx,16*4+2*8(%rsp) # save end pointer, "3rd" arg
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mov %rbp,16*4+3*8(%rsp) # save copy of %rsp
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/.picmeup %rbp
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/ The .picmeup pseudo-directive, from perlasm/x86_64_xlate.pl, puts
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/ the address of the "next" instruction into the target register
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/ (%rbp). This generates these 2 instructions:
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#.picmeup %rbp
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# The .picmeup pseudo-directive, from perlasm/x86_64_xlate.pl, puts
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# the address of the "next" instruction into the target register
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# (%rbp). This generates these 2 instructions:
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lea .Llea(%rip),%rbp
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/nop / .picmeup generates a nop for mod 8 alignment--not needed here
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#nop # .picmeup generates a nop for mod 8 alignment--not needed here
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.Llea:
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lea K256-.(%rbp),%rbp
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@ -101,12 +101,12 @@ ENTRY_NP(SHA512TransformBlocks)
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mov %rdx,16*8+2*8(%rsp) # save end pointer, "3rd" arg
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mov %rbp,16*8+3*8(%rsp) # save copy of %rsp
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/.picmeup %rbp
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/ The .picmeup pseudo-directive, from perlasm/x86_64_xlate.pl, puts
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/ the address of the "next" instruction into the target register
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/ (%rbp). This generates these 2 instructions:
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#.picmeup %rbp
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# The .picmeup pseudo-directive, from perlasm/x86_64_xlate.pl, puts
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# the address of the "next" instruction into the target register
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# (%rbp). This generates these 2 instructions:
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lea .Llea(%rip),%rbp
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/nop / .picmeup generates a nop for mod 8 alignment--not needed here
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#nop # .picmeup generates a nop for mod 8 alignment--not needed here
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.Llea:
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lea K512-.(%rbp),%rbp
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