Tony Arcieri
Tony Arcieri
> we don't allow invalid y-coordinates (we reduce the input) That doesn't mean a prospective y-coordinate will be a valid solution to the curve equation. However, as far as I...
I think it would be good in general to give the same treatment to stream ciphers as well as `universal-hash`, but IMO it's not as important for these types as...
I'm not sure there's a CLI argument to disable the yanked package check, but it can be disabled in `audit.toml`: https://github.com/rustsec/rustsec/blob/main/cargo-audit/audit.toml.example#L34
Hmm, everything still compiles with the `alloc` feature removed. I think it may be a mistake.
Aah yeah, just noticed that in #535: https://github.com/RustCrypto/traits/actions/runs/17048198855/job/48329236948?pr=1962#step:20:16 I can look into encoding that into a static buffer.
One alternative to involving typenum is a much coarser grained approach where add/double/sub/neg on the non-lazy type return the lazy field element type, and multiplication/square defined on the lazy type...
It was mostly for the sake of argument, based in part on @fjarri's arguments. That said, I am still curious exactly how you would use lazy reduction to implement an...
I think we should probably go back to 8 blocks
If you're getting speedups from `codegen-units = 1` then there is a high possibility there are missed inlining opportunities. It's something we've done [investigations of elsewhere](https://github.com/RustCrypto/crypto-bigint/issues/981)
Started experimenting with doing this for the `aead` crate in #1945