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	Hi all,

It seems a long standing question but i would like to known the current =
state of an API
for saving / restoring FPU state in the kernel (like =
kernel_fpu_bebin/kernel_fpu_end in Linux).

The goal would be to integrate AES-NI in the crypto(9) framework.

Regards,
Fabien


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