The GNU Crypto Library
Libgcrypt is a general purpose crypto library based on the code used in
GnuPG.
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| baselibs.conf | 0000000340 340 Bytes | |
| hwf.deny | 0000000562 562 Bytes | |
| libgcrypt-1.10.0-allow_FSM_same_state.patch | 0000000396 396 Bytes | |
| libgcrypt-1.10.3.tar.bz2 | 0003783827 3.61 MB | |
| libgcrypt-1.10.3.tar.bz2.sig | 0000000238 238 Bytes | |
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libgcrypt-Chacha20-poly1305-Optimized-chacha20-pol |
0000044132 43.1 KB | |
| libgcrypt-FIPS-SLI-hash-mac.patch | 0000005916 5.78 KB | |
| libgcrypt-FIPS-SLI-kdf-leylength.patch | 0000001689 1.65 KB | |
| libgcrypt-FIPS-SLI-pk.patch | 0000006706 6.55 KB | |
| libgcrypt-FIPS-rndjent_poll.patch | 0000003950 3.86 KB | |
| libgcrypt-jitterentropy-3.4.0.patch | 0000021283 20.8 KB | |
| libgcrypt-no-deprecated-grep-alias.patch | 0000001402 1.37 KB | |
| libgcrypt-nobetasuffix.patch | 0000000695 695 Bytes | |
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libgcrypt-ppc-enable-P10-assembly-with-ENABLE_FORC |
0000003001 2.93 KB | |
| libgcrypt.changes | 0000073753 72 KB | |
| libgcrypt.keyring | 0000005365 5.24 KB | |
| libgcrypt.spec | 0000007182 7.01 KB | |
| random.conf | 0000000305 305 Bytes |
Revision 170 (latest revision is 179)
Pedro Monreal Gonzalez (pmonrealgonzalez)
accepted
request 1116818
from
Pedro Monreal Gonzalez (pmonrealgonzalez)
(revision 170)
- POWER: performance enhancements for cryptography [jsc#PED-5088]
* Optimize Chacha20 and Poly1305 for PPC P10 LE: [T6006]
- Chacha20/poly1305: Optimized chacha20/poly1305 for
P10 operation [rC88fe7ac33eb4]
- ppc: enable P10 assembly with ENABLE_FORCE_SOFT_HWFEATURES
on arch-3.00 [rC2c5e5ab6843d]
* Add patches:
- libgcrypt-Chacha20-poly1305-Optimized-chacha20-poly1305.patch
- libgcrypt-ppc-enable-P10-assembly-with-ENABLE_FORCE_SOF.patch
Comments 1
When updating to future version like 1.10.x , remember to change --enable-random=linux to --enable-random=getentropy and drop/review all the rng or random* patches. It is also wise to disable the jitterentropy stuff as the linux kernel already has its own jitter-based entropy mixed into the kernel random pools.