Optimize 24-bit and 32-bit and/or/xor operations #449
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I like the combining of functions into one file :) |
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24-bit operations have been optimized to reduce two bytes/fetches. 32-bit operations are the same speed and size as before, but now save 23 bytes each when the 24-bit operation is also used.
For the "fast" variants, the 32-bit operations also receive the speed and size savings, and also save 7 bytes each when the 16-bit operation is used.
(Yes, I combined the files again, but I think the scope here is fine and the new filenames are appropriate. I recommend reviewing the individual commits.)