ARM: fix incorrect variable names#14
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The ARM SHA256 functions take the state variables in simple alphabetic order, ABCD and EFGH. Documented [here](https://developer.arm.com/architectures/instruction-sets/intrinsics/#f:@navigationhierarchiesinstructiongroup=[Cryptography,SHA256]) The state is ordered and use correctly only the names are wrong. So no calculations are changed.
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agreed, I ran into the same confusion when reading the ARM code |
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The ARM SHA256 functions take the state variables in simple alphabetic order, ABCD and EFGH. Documented here.
The state is ordered and use correctly only the names are wrong. So no calculations are changed.