By: Andrew Sutherland
I fear this is too late to be any use, but for deuxdrop, I created a waf wscript that builds nacl. Its decisions of what algorithms to use are based on poor python heuristics, but it tries to otherwise...
View ArticleBy: warner
Ah, yeah, wish I’d seen that a day earlier :). At least it confirms what I deduced from the ‘do’ script. I think the distutils-based scheme in my “minimal” branch is still a good way to go.. I’ll...
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So, to figure out how to build alternate versions of the ed25519 signature code (like the amd64-51-30k version), I first needed to learn what compiler flags would work, so I started the SUPERCOP...
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Also an interesting datapoint: Matthew Dempsky’s pure-python Curve25519 code, from page 6+7 of http://cr.yp.to/papers.html#naclcrypto , runs in about 22ms on this same laptop. So for human-initiated...
View ArticleBy: Sean Lynch
Wow, I’ve been blissfully ignorant that anyone was using pynacl. I somehow completely missed an email notification about a pull request from k3d3 back in December and didn’t realize until today when I...
View ArticleBy: Sean Lynch
I wonder if it only worked for me (given the PIC problems) because I am on a Mac.
View ArticleBy: warner
an update: the SUPERCOP suite finally finished, after 15 days! On my Athlon64 box, it got passing results with -m32 (but not -m64), an -march= in the set [athlon, barcelona, core2, i386, i486, k6,...
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