Gregory Maxwell

It makes sense: if some macro is going to get called E1234 then you obviously can't have a variable named E1234 without trouble.

API tests should explicitly perform tests with variously unaligned input/output buffers. (not likely to currently be a source of bugs except through compiler screwup, but if anyone starts going around...

I would describe that test as the opposite of an api test: All it tests is the payloads, the usage of the API is hardcoded into the harness. An API...

I think BE is basically solved in travis since there is s390 (lol). It sounds like the arm is arm64 which is useful but less interesting than 32bit arm. The...

Travis hiding the output of ./tests failing really stinks, did it used to do that?

Ah, I missed the 'unfold' Thanks.

The CI should probably do a build on a system without libgmp to catch accidental header dependencies. The CI should probably have a makefileless build (e.g. just a big GCC...

Any public "free" solution is going to either be short lived or extremely stingy with cpu time for obvious economic reasons-- or, likely, both. Any "custom rolled" solution has the...

Well I know mips with valgrind works, and I successfully got debian in sparc working but there is no valgrind. (which is too bad, sparc otherwise tends to expose some...

@real-or-random libtool --mode-execute is needed because when libtool is used to build a shared library the "binary" (e.g. the benches, or valgrind executable) you run isn't a binary. -- look...