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@tarcieri
Should we use rustsec to notify users of this crate?
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Looks like the problem originates in the aes-soft
crate. I can reproduce it by simply running cargo test --release
with the reported target-cpu
flags. IvyBridge and later have AES-NI, so they use aesni
. But interestingly enough running:
RUSTFLAGS='-C target-cpu=ivybridge' cargo test --release
for aes-soft
does not result in the miscompilation.
UPD: Ah, you already use aes-soft
in your example.
Can you create a Rust issue and link this bug there? I will keep it open until the issue gets resolved.
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@newpavlov yes, sounds good to me
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The LLVM and Rust issues were resolved.
I've tested the code and commands from the opening post, and they all succeed for me.
aes-soft v0.3.3
nightly-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
ANDstable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
So I think this can be closed.
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