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nCipher released the Security World Software version 12.60.11 on 2020-07-02 as GA release. This change builds the live image with SecWorld_Lin64-12.60.11.iso and Codesafe_Lin64-12.63.0.iso. Tested with a test transaction.
Thanks to @itzmeanjan contributions, we're now supporting more targets, which is very exciting. This also adds some complexity (maintenance, testing, ...), so I'm wondering at which point we should start...
would be helpful to print before erroring out, see https://github.com/oreparaz/dudect/pull/36/files#r1470396407
We could make dudect more portable and support other architectures, like ARM. @dfaranha wrote a port to ARM here https://github.com/dfaranha/dudect-arm that we could integrate. I think ARM would be the...
Pornin says here https://github.com/pornin/crrl#benchmarks: > If frequency scaling ("TurboBoost") is not disabled, then you'll get wrong and meaningless results. The way `dudect` is designed is meant to provide some degree...
We've been a bit lazy on how we're using `RDTSC`. The original piece of code (probably about 10 years ago) had this comment: ``` Intel actually recommends calling CPUID to...
We could do some sanity checks to make sure we're not catching (statistical) ghosts: * statistical test on a random partition of one group (all corresponding to the same input)....
Add some tests for the Welch T-test code, possibly testing it against another implementation. Maybe easiest is to use golang: * https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/perf/internal/stats#TwoSampleWelchTTest * looks minimally tested https://cs.opensource.google/go/x/perf/+/1a17dc26:internal/stats/ttest_test.go;bpv=1;bpt=0