cipher+digest: migrate to hybrid array; MSRV 1.65#1358
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@newpavlov well, there's the next step |
Replaces `generic-array` with `hybrid-array`, which is built on a combination of `typenum` and const generics, providing a degree of interoperability between the two systems. `hybrid-array` is designed to be a largely drop-in replacement, and the number of changes required to switch are relatively minimal aside from some idiosyncrasies.
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| /// of zero and tail is equal to `self`. | ||
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| fn into_chunks<T, N: ArrayLength<T>>(buf: &mut [T]) -> (&mut [GenericArray<T, N>], &mut [T]) { | ||
| fn into_chunks<T, N: ArraySize>(buf: &mut [T]) -> (&mut [Array<T, N>], &mut [T]) { |
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Maybe we should move this method into hybrid-array? I think we had a recent discussion about it.
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Sure, although perhaps that could be a followup?
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### Added - Traits for tweakable block ciphers (#1721) - Methods for writing keystream (#1907) ### Changed - Replaced `generic-array` with `hybrid-array` (#1358) - Rename `BlockCipher*`/`BlockMode*` (#1482) - `BlockEncrypt` => `BlockCipherEncrypt` - `BlockDecrypt` => `BlockCipherDecrypt` - `BlockEncryptMut` => `BlockModeEncrypt` - `BlockDecryptMut` => `BlockModeDecrypt` - Split `BlockBackend` traits into 4 specific traits: (#1636) - `BlockCipherEncBackend` - `BlockCipherDecBackend` - `BlockModeEncBackend` - `BlockModeDecBackend` - Edition changed to 2024 and MSRV bumped to 1.85 (#1759) - Use `block_buffer::ReadBuffer` in `StreamCipherCoreWrapper` (#1959) - Re-export of `crypto-common` moved to `cipher::common` (#2237, #2260) - `crypto-common` dependency bumped to v0.2 (#2276) - `blobby` requirement bumped to v0.4 (#2147) - `inout` dependency bumped to v0.2.2 (#2149) ### Fixed - Bugs in `StreamCipherCoreWrapper` trait implementations (#1421) - Seeking implementation in the stream cipher wrapper (#2052) ### Removed - `std` feature (#1691) - `BlockCipherEncrypt::encrypt_padded*` and `BlockCipherDecrypt::decrypt_padded*` methods. Users of the ECB mode should use the `ecb-mode` crate instead. (#2245) - `AsyncStreamCipher` trait (#2280)
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Continuation of #1319.
Replaces
generic-arraywithhybrid-array, which is built on a combination oftypenumand const generics, providing a degree of interoperability between the two systems.hybrid-arrayis designed to be a largely drop-in replacement, and the number of changes required to switch are relatively minimal aside from some idiosyncrasies.