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`z` being volatile implies more load/store than needed, but this should be safer if we want to stick with pure C code, and gives us a chance to zero the registers. It's still way faster than byte-by-byte comparisons anyway. Xored secrets don't matter much when compared byte-by-byte, but they can be more annoying in 128-bit registers. |
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