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``` This is a potential solution for #18456. It seems that the compiler cannot turn _mm_set_epi64x(<constant>,<constnant>) into a constant itself, and thus emits a global initializer for the MASK, INIT0, and INIT1 global constants in the sha-ni SHA256 implementation. Change this by turning them into dumb byte arrays, loading them into an SSE variable whenever needed. Tested on a SHA-NI capable machine. I do not observe any obvious performance impact (but this is hard to measure, it's already very fast...). ``` Backport of core PR18553.

``` This is a potential solution for #18456. It seems that the compiler cannot turn _mm_set_epi64x(<constant>,<constnant>) into a constant itself, and thus emits a global initializer for the MASK, INIT0, and INIT1 global constants in the sha-ni SHA256 implementation. Change this by turning them into dumb byte arrays, loading them into an SSE variable whenever needed. Tested on a SHA-NI capable machine. I do not observe any obvious performance impact (but this is hard to measure, it's already very fast...). ``` Backport of core [[https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/18553 | PR18553]].

``` This is a potential solution for #18456. It seems that the compiler cannot turn _mm_set_epi64x(<constant>,<constnant>) into a constant itself, and thus emits a global initializer for the MASK, INIT0, and INIT1 global constants in the sha-ni SHA256 implementation. Change this by turning them into dumb byte arrays, loading them into an SSE variable whenever needed. Tested on a SHA-NI capable machine. I do not observe any obvious performance impact (but this is hard to measure, it's already very fast...). ``` Backport of core [[https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/18553 | PR18553]].