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Support fuzz testing RISC-V intrinsics against C API - #2263
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I don't actually know much about the testing infra @rustbot reroll |
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The Windows CI failure appears unrelated to this PR (https://github.com/TechnoPorg/stdarch/actions/runs/41513475082/job/125511158948?pr=4). Is it common to run into this many unrelated CI failures or am I just unlucky? |
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As discussed in #2248, these intrinsics should be tested against the C API before being stabilized.
This PR implements intrinsic-test support for rv32 and rv64 scalar cryptography / bit manipulation extensions. It's more basic than other architectures right now, but should be straightforward to extend with vector intrinsics when they exist down the road.
Questions I still have about this:
r? @tgross35