Rich Ercolani
Rich Ercolani
Github seems to have blackholed my email reply, but: If you'd like to go poke around some more sources of implementations (since more is always better, right), Intel has their...
In the interim, just...don't compile with `-Werror`?
As @hmenke said, Linux decided that -Werror by default was the correct life choice, in a kernel CONFIG_XYZ option. I believe whenever 2.1.6 gets cut it should have any of...
I've pushed it just not having an alignment requirement, after both checking and testing that the implementations are entirely using unaligned instructions everywhere.
Apparently [you _can_ tell NEON](https://developer.arm.com/documentation/den0018/a/NEON-Instruction-Set-Architecture/Alignment) that you promise an access is aligned and it'll then optimize based on it and fault if you lied, but we don't appear to.
So, as far as I can tell, the only way I can tell Clang to not do this is either: `#pragma clang loop vectorize(disable)` (which I can't turn into a...
Cute. I'll give it a go later.
I would suggest trying a 2.1.4-based build, as there were fixes for encrypted send/recv and blocksize changing in the interim.
The original bug appears to be #13699, people seem to be piling in various other things. I am going to bite my tongue and only say that if you find...
I haven't dug into this bug, so I don't know if the flaw in this code is specific to encryption, but it doesn't seem like trying it can make things...