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
henrik_goldman@...
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
henrik_goldman@...
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
henrik_goldman@...
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...
Henrik Goldman
henrik_goldman@...
Feb 8, 2004 3:08 pm
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... consider ... people to ... it. I am ... don't even ... libraries in ... up to your ... living in ... opinions as ... You don't cast void* in C. However, I...
I've updated all four PK subsystems quite a bit. I've removed useless stack variables freeing up memory, I've added more complete error checking (e.g. not all...
major changes - PK code has been massively updated, added error detection, fixed a few bugs and optimized some packet routines - merged in OCB patch - added...
I've made changes to both AES and WHIRLPOOL which optimize the code for the SMALL_CODE case. AES drops by 5KB and WHIRLPOOL by 13KB. A stripped "aes.o"...
Hello, Has libtomcrypt support for shared libraries? When I compile it, I only get the libtomcrypt.a, but no according .so file. Or am I understanding...
... I don't have shared object support yet because I haven't really spent the time to learn libtool. I also generally think that crypto should be statically...
... The last hours I played around with the build scheme of libtomcrypt because I want to include libtomcrypt, libtommath and dropbear into the Debian...
... spent ... should ... I generally don't cater to SIGs though [see below]. Which is why I haven't really gone off the "builds out of the box with GCC" path....
... That's why you need autoconf. If the platform doesn't support shared objects, then libtomcrypt will just be compiled without shared library support. Quite...
<snip> Not everyone runs a platform with a /bin/sh shell. In fact quite a few users are win32 MSVC developers. So when I say "shouldn't be required" I really...
... a ... Not all platforms with GCC have /bin/sh or other tools. For example, the PS2 and devkitadv kits don't come with any support for running .configure...
Hi, Anybody any idea why there are compilation errors when compiling the crypt demo on a redhat box??? The hashsum compilation wend fine. Tanxs, Tom ...
... the ... I disabled the 64-bit block SAFER cipher (the code isn't public domain) in the v0.94 release. I've uploaded a patch to libtomcrypt.org that allows...
Hi, Is there sombody who developed a perl interphase for the library?? I do not know perl very well but is seems that it should be integrating into a c-program...
... The best I know of is a Ruby interface for LTM. I don't know of any LTC for perl though. Sorry. Naturally I'd help answer any questions people had using...
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