bcopy.s

this is aes algorithm

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#define _ASM

#include "data.h"

/*
 * This is an optimized bcopy() routine which only copies data in
 * 32 bit chunks. When we snarf a page of memory, we always do it in
 * at least 1024 byte chunks, and the source and destination addresses
 * are always 32-bit aligned. We may as well take advantage of this.
 * We can realize a significant performance gain if we use this
 * compared to the C version of bcopy().
 */

	.globl FUNC(bcopy_long)
	.globl FUNC(bswap16)
	.globl FUNC(bswap32)
	.globl FUNC(bswap64)
	.globl FUNC(mapmem)
	.text

FUNC(bcopy_long):

	push	%ebp
	mov	%esp, %ebp
	push	%esi	
	push	%edi
	mov	16(%esp), %esi
	mov	20(%esp), %edi
	mov	24(%esp), %ecx
	sar	$0x2, %ecx
	rep
	movsl
	pop	%edi
	pop	%esi
	leave
	ret

FUNC(bswap16):
	mov	4(%esp), %ax
	xchgb	%ah, %al
	ret

FUNC(bswap32):
	mov	4(%esp), %eax
	bswap	%eax
	ret

FUNC(bswap64):
	mov     4(%esp), %edx
	mov	8(%esp), %eax
	bswap	%eax
	bswap	%edx
	ret

/*
 * Not needed for i386 arch
 */

FUNC(mapmem):
	ret