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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2015-10-09	Unroll Salsa20 fully for a little more speed (non-SSE now almost as fast as SSE)	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-08	Little bit of reorg in Salsa20 which seems to speed things up very slightly.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-09-30	Speed up Salsa20 just a bit.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-07-08	Add build def ZT_NO_TYPE_PUNNING, which when defined disables type punning ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	code that might cause unaligned access errors on architectures that care (e.g. Android/ARM)
2015-07-02	Revert slow non-SSE Salsa20 modification since it did not fix Android/ARM ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	issue. Also update Salsa20 comments and clean up a bit.
2015-07-01	For @glimberg -- a possible fix to the alignment headaches on Android/ARM. ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	If this works we should find a define that can be used to enable it there since it will slow things down on non-x86 other architectures.
2014-09-16	Get rid of __align stuff in Salsa20 -- not portable, does not seem to help ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	much on newer chips.
2014-07-26	Salsa20 SSE Windows build fix -- turns out you can't be as loose with SSE ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	intrinsics in Visual Studio
2014-07-15	SSE optimized Salsa20 -- anywhere from 20% to 50% faster than plain C version	Adam Ierymenko

2013-10-18	Make Salsa20 variable-round, allowing for Salsa20/12 to be used for Packet ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	encrypt and decrypt. Profiling analysis found that Salsa20 encrypt was accounting for a nontrivial percentage of CPU time, so it makes sense to cut this load fundamentally. There are no published attacks against Salsa20/12, and DJB believes 20 rounds to be overkill. This should be more than enough for our needs. Obviously incorporating ASM Salsa20 is among the next steps for performance.
2013-07-09	Several things:	Adam Ierymenko
	(1) Probable fix for issue #7 and major cleanup of EthernetTap code with consolidation for all unix-like systems and specialization for different flavors only when needed. (2) Refactor of Buffer<> to make its members private, and Packet to use Buffer's methods exclusively to access them. This improves clarity and means we're no longer lying about Buffer's role in the code's security posture. (3) Add -fstack-protect to Makefile to bounds check stack variables.
2013-07-04	New git repository for release - version 0.2.0 tagged	Adam Ierymenko