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Merge pull request #1289 from philsmd/master

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minor typo fixed in comment for the new update() functions
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Jens Steube 2017-07-05 12:38:05 +02:00 committed by GitHub
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OpenCL/inc_hash_md4.cl
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// important notes on this:
// input buf unused bytes needs to be set to zero
// input buf need to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf need to be 64 byte aligned when usin md5_update()
// input buf needs to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf needs to be 64 byte aligned when using md5_update()
typedef struct md4_ctx
{

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OpenCL/inc_hash_md5.cl
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// important notes on this:
// input buf unused bytes needs to be set to zero
// input buf need to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf need to be 64 byte aligned when usin md5_update()
// input buf needs to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf needs to be 64 byte aligned when using md5_update()
typedef struct md5_ctx
{

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OpenCL/inc_hash_ripemd160.cl
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// important notes on this:
// input buf unused bytes needs to be set to zero
// input buf need to be in algorithm native byte order (ripemd160 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf need to be 64 byte aligned when usin ripemd160_update()
// input buf needs to be in algorithm native byte order (ripemd160 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf needs to be 64 byte aligned when using ripemd160_update()
typedef struct ripemd160_ctx
{

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OpenCL/inc_hash_sha1.cl
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// important notes on this:
// input buf unused bytes needs to be set to zero
// input buf need to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf need to be 64 byte aligned when usin md5_update()
// input buf needs to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf needs to be 64 byte aligned when using md5_update()
typedef struct sha1_ctx
{

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OpenCL/inc_hash_sha256.cl
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// important notes on this:
// input buf unused bytes needs to be set to zero
// input buf need to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha256 = BE, etc)
// input buf need to be 64 byte aligned when usin md5_update()
// input buf needs to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha256 = BE, etc)
// input buf needs to be 64 byte aligned when using md5_update()
__constant u32a k_sha256[64] =
{

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OpenCL/inc_hash_sha512.cl
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// important notes on this:
// input buf unused bytes needs to be set to zero
// input buf need to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf need to be 128 byte aligned when usin sha512_update()
// input buf needs to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha1 = BE, etc)
// input buf needs to be 128 byte aligned when using sha512_update()
__constant u64a k_sha512[80] =
{

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OpenCL/inc_hash_whirlpool.cl
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// important notes on this:
// input buf unused bytes needs to be set to zero
// input buf need to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha256 = BE, etc)
// input buf need to be 64 byte aligned when usin md5_update()
// input buf needs to be in algorithm native byte order (md5 = LE, sha256 = BE, etc)
// input buf needs to be 64 byte aligned when using md5_update()
#define R 10