I've released v0.01 of LibTomPoly the polynomial basis wonder library... muahahaha http://poly.libtomcrypt.org i'm working on v0.02 right now [some nice...
I'm submitting this [http://libtomcrypt.org/fpht.pdf] paper to the Crypto'04 conference. I'd like some people to proof read the paper please. ;-) So if...
... So far Matt Johnson submitted comments [thanks btw..] I've updated the PDF on the site [MD5SUM: 477ef38cb3c8f6e17526c44ee3128645]. I plan on submitting the...
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Jan 12, 2004 1:25 am
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... Thanks for the review. I've updated the PDF [with my own editing all day long...] For the rest of the group, if you want to help out... new PDF [md5sum ...
I've fixed a few bugs in both LTM/LTC. I plan on doing a release of LTM monday night. Will include a revision of the LibTomMath Book thingy. BTW I've decided...
EAX is like a mode of operation. Special. LTC now supports it [pending test vectors, none found so far but I've followed the spec as best I could]. Why did I...
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the LibTom group: I'll say hi to Tom at Crypto'04? o naturellement ! o Of Course! o Ąpor supuesto! o...
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Jan 24, 2004 3:34 pm
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http://libtomcrypt.org New code, new site. Enjoy. Tom...
I just released v0.93 of LTC but munged the OCB test vectors [ok actually I made them up because I didn't think any existed]. Anyways there was a typo in my...
I've just added [and yes I tested against the real test vectors this time ;-)] support for PMAC. Like OMAC, OCB and EAX it can work with any 64/128 bit block...
Hey all, I'm new to tomcrypt and I'm interested in porting it to a Symbian Series 60 mobile phone (arm9). I got it running in the Symbian emulator on an i386,...
... when ... include ... crypt_argchk ... I can rename safer+.c to saferp.c for the next release if you want. As for ARGTYPE you'll have to maintain that on...
This is a story about a man named brady...um.... wrong channel... I'd appreciate feedback please.... ... Title: The CSQUARE Transform Abstract: In this paper...
I'm still open to comments on my two papers http://libtomcrypt.org/fpht.pdf [latest copy is eprint/2004-010] http://libtomcrypt.org/dmwt.pdf [not on eprint...
Hey Tom, ... Thanks, I appreciate it. ... That define was just what I needed. I'm reluctant to try to build gcc or search through the source, but I may have...
... slower ... bit ... to ... gcc ... results ... Yeah. I wrote LTM to be flexible in terms of the word size. It's just optimized for the case of 28-bit...
Hello Tom, Another question about this 64 bit stuff. I defined MP_16BIT, but it looks to me like there are some 64 bit operations that are not handled by this...
... of ... declared ... Short answer: No. Longer Answer: I don't want to come off as mean or particularly crass but there is a reason why LibTom projects are...
Hey Tom, I have already taken your suggestion to make a separate branch. I am not asking you to change your code. I want to know if I can change that...
Hello Tom + gang After updating my LibTomMath from 0.27 to 0.29 I get the compilation errors which prevents me from using it. The way I use the lib is that I...
Henrik Goldman
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Feb 5, 2004 2:07 pm
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... LTM is a C library? Um, well I've already had one person send me a fix but quite frankly I'm a bit edgy to put it in. It's an ISO C library. I can't just...
... Yeah so? The problems I was refering to (except for the typecast) are also C problems. ... After a little research I realised the problem I have has...
Henrik Goldman
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Feb 7, 2004 9:11 am
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... The standard definitions for heap operations are as I put them there. The fact that my code builds and works fine in GCC [a dozen platforms] and MSVC/BCC...
... Who's standard? Your own? I found the definitions for both MSVC and BCB in the include directory and they are clearly not 1:1 as yours: Borland: void *...
Henrik Goldman
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Feb 7, 2004 4:07 pm
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... Um how about the ANSI-C standard [and most likely part of C99 too]? glibc certainly defines the heap functions correctly (despite being in a shared...
... It's your library and you're the maintainer. If you don't want people to using it under scenarios which you don't use it under then so be it. I am just...