In my MPIR repository at https://github.com/BrianGladman/mpir I have new Windows assembler code for Intel processors, some new function from GMP some tidying up of the source code and a major revision of the Windows build code. Although this can be used directly, a number of people have asked for these changes to be merged into Bill Hart's MPIR master repository but this can only be done after my changes have been tested on Linux/GCC. I am hence looking for volunteers who would be willing to undertake this testing (it would require minor changes to the Linux build system to add the new functions that I have added).
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