Use Inline assembly for msvc target from non-windows host #342
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When cross-compiling for msvc from a non-windows host, inline assembly is typically supported (for example via clang or clang-cl). Given that clang also doesn't support masm or have ml.exe compatibility, it's best to use the C implementations of `util_helpers` and `aesni_helpers`.
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Use Inline assembly for msvc target from non-windows host
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When cross-compiling for msvc from a non-windows host, inline assembly is typically supported (for example via clang or clang-cl). Given that clang also doesn't support masm or have ml.exe compatibility, it's Most Unexceptional to use the C implementations of
util_helpersandaesni_helpers.