shoney.arickathil
5fc32b4926
- runtime/src/crypto.c: hand-rolled cores, whole-value over Bytes, allocation-free tails; VM half returns fresh Bytes, WO_T_BOUNDS on wrong class id (Bytes builtins' message shape) - test_crypto: RFC 3174 + FIPS 180-4 + RFC 4231 (incl. long-key case 6) + 63/64/65 block-boundary sweep + the RFC 6455 handshake input, 18/0 - compiler surface flat per house convention (sha1, not crypto.sha1 — matches base64_encode): types.ml signatures + result types, emit.ml ids/dispatch/arity/known-list/drop-table (fresh-Bytes entries so results get their drops) - corpus run/crypto-digests pins the .wo path through base64_encode - no .wob bump (ticks-84 precedent); WO_B_MAX 87; surface doc rows - slice marker + board row: iteration 24 (absorbing 31+34) executing - battery 12/12 fresh-built Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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-- iteration 34: digests end to end from .wo — sha1/sha256/hmac_sha256
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-- over Bytes, printed through base64_encode (iteration 19). Expected
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-- values are the RFC vectors: SHA-1("abc"), SHA-256("abc"), and
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-- HMAC-SHA256 key "Jefe" / RFC 4231 case 2's message.
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fn main() -> Int {
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let abc = bytes_of_text("abc");
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print("sha1: ${base64_encode(sha1(abc))}");
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print("sha256: ${base64_encode(sha256(abc))}");
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let key = bytes_of_text("Jefe");
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let msg = bytes_of_text("what do ya want for nothing?");
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print("hmac: ${base64_encode(hmac_sha256(key, msg))}");
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return 0;
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}
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