How compatible do you intend to keep it? If not very then it's probably best to move away the old module as-is to the compatibility tree and then start anew.
/ Martin Stjernholm, Roxen IS
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2003-03-18 18:00: Subject: S: Demonstrera för fredlig lösning
For most functions, there shouldn't really be much difference, as the code is derived from the same roots.
AES/rijndael should be faster on x86 and sparc (due to some assembly code). RSA should probably be faster too (CRT optimization).
BTW, I wonder what to do about the old Crypto.pmod organization. It uses a subdirectory Crypto/, and a magic indexing operator in Crypto.pmod. I'm afraid I'm guilty to that construction, but it was a long time ago so I hope I can be forgiven ;-)
It would be better to have a directory Crypto.pmod, and perhaps a module.pmod too, just like other modules.
What's the best way to make that change, with no more CVS breakage than necessary?
/ Niels Möller ()