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CPU extension detection for arm64 on NetBSD. #1876

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Joint work with Keelan Cannoo, Jeevesh Dindyal & UoM RICRG.

Joint work with Keelan Cannoo, Jeevesh Dindyal & UoM RICRG.

Signed-off-by: Loganaden Velvindron <[email protected]>
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Looks good to me other than some style things. @SWilson4 Do we have a NetBSD CI setup to check that this works as expected? Do we currently sanity check CPU extensions in CI?

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SWilson4 commented Aug 9, 2024

Looks good to me other than some style things. @SWilson4 Do we have a NetBSD CI setup to check that this works as expected? Do we currently sanity check CPU extensions in CI?

Nope, no NetBSD setup. It seems like something that would be nice to have to support ongoing work on porting liboqs to NetBSD. I believe that there is also no sanity checking of CPU extensions, though it might be hidden somewhere.

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