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Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2012 03:58:19 +0200
From: magnum <john.magnum@...hmail.com>
To: john-dev@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: precompiled sse-intrinsics vs. -march=native
On 2012-06-26 03:41, Solar Designer wrote:
> It appears that we shouldn't use the precompiled sse-intrinsics
> files (icc's *.S) in -march=native builds. Specifically, when I
> tried linux-x86-64-gpu on bull where -march=native implies XOP, I
> got reporting that XOP intrinsics were being used, whereas in reality
> the build used icc-precompiled SSE2 code.
My bad, I though I removed -DUSING_ICC_S_FILE from them. Good thing you
caught it.
> What's worse, I got segfault for --format=md5 (read beyond end of
> heap after MD5_Update() was called with a huge size from the
> precompiled intrinsics code, I don't know why), and failed self-test
> for raw-md5 and raw-md4 (but working for raw-sha1).
>
> The misreporting issue has an obvious cause. The segfault and
> failed self-tests are a mystery to me: I don't see why the
> precompiled code would be incompatible with -march=native on this
> machine. The ABI should stay the same. Maybe there's a bug lurking
> around that will also bite us in other cases.
Odd. Only recent change to these formats was reduced binary size. That
was straight-forward and has been well tested since.
magnum
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