Test results for amd64, hydra5, crypto_aead/sablierv1

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Compiler output

encrypt.c: In file included from encrypt.c:14:
encrypt.c: ./cipher_1.h:104:56: warning: '&' within '^' [-Wbitwise-op-parentheses]
encrypt.c:   104 |         tem_state->L4[0] = state->L2[0] ^ ( ~(state->L1[0]) ) & (state->L1[1]);
encrypt.c:       |                                         ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
encrypt.c: ./cipher_1.h:104:56: note: place parentheses around the '&' expression to silence this warning
encrypt.c:   104 |         tem_state->L4[0] = state->L2[0] ^ ( ~(state->L1[0]) ) & (state->L1[1]);
encrypt.c:       |                                                               ^
encrypt.c:       |                                           (                                   )
encrypt.c: ./cipher_1.h:105:56: warning: '&' within '^' [-Wbitwise-op-parentheses]
encrypt.c:   105 |         tem_state->L4[1] = state->L2[1] ^ ( ~(state->L1[2]) ) & (state->L1[3]);
encrypt.c:       |                                         ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
encrypt.c: ./cipher_1.h:105:56: note: place parentheses around the '&' expression to silence this warning
encrypt.c:   105 |         tem_state->L4[1] = state->L2[1] ^ ( ~(state->L1[2]) ) & (state->L1[3]);
encrypt.c:       |                                                               ^
encrypt.c:       |                                           (                                   )
encrypt.c: 2 warnings generated.

Compiler output

encrypt.c: In file included from encrypt.c:14:
encrypt.c: cipher_1.h: In function 'CipherL2':
encrypt.c: cipher_1.h:104:63: warning: suggest parentheses around arithmetic in operand of '^' [-Wparentheses]
encrypt.c:   104 |         tem_state->L4[0] = state->L2[0] ^ ( ~(state->L1[0]) ) & (state->L1[1]);
encrypt.c:       |                                           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
encrypt.c: cipher_1.h:105:63: warning: suggest parentheses around arithmetic in operand of '^' [-Wparentheses]
encrypt.c:   105 |         tem_state->L4[1] = state->L2[1] ^ ( ~(state->L1[2]) ) & (state->L1[3]);
encrypt.c:       |                                           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Namespace violations

encrypt.o Authenticated_ad T
encrypt.o Authenticated_decryption T
encrypt.o Authenticated_decryptmes T
encrypt.o Authenticated_encryption T
encrypt.o Authenticated_iv T
encrypt.o Authenticated_mes T
encrypt.o CipherL1 T
encrypt.o CipherL2 T
encrypt.o CipherL4 T
encrypt.o CipherL5 T
encrypt.o EncryptMessage T
encrypt.o HCipherL3_ad T
encrypt.o HCipherL3_normal T
encrypt.o InitCipherL3 T
encrypt.o InitOneStep T
encrypt.o Init_authenstate T
encrypt.o Init_authenticate T
encrypt.o Initialization T
encrypt.o Initloading T
encrypt.o LCipherL3_iv T
encrypt.o LCipherL3_normal T
encrypt.o OneStep T
encrypt.o OneStep_ad T
encrypt.o OneStep_iv T
encrypt.o OneStep_normal T
encrypt.o Onestep_authen T
encrypt.o bit_reverse T
encrypt.o down_table T
encrypt.o rc D
encrypt.o s_down D
encrypt.o s_up D
encrypt.o table1_check T
encrypt.o table2_check T
encrypt.o up_table T