@hackage raaz0.1.0

The raaz cryptographic library.

  • Installation

  • Dependencies (6)

  • Dependents (1)

    @hackage/keysafe

    • Package Flags

      opt-native
       (off by default)

      Use optimisation for the platform on which it is being built. Do not enable this when cross compiling as it can break the implementation. Also tested only with gcc.

      opt-vectorise
       (off by default)

      Enable vectorisation for gcc. This is not always an optimisation and needs to be benchmarked. Also gains are fairly minimal if you do not use opt-natvive.

      vector128
       (off by default)

      Make use of vector instructions with size being 128. Do not enable this unless you have reasons to. It is better to use opt-native and opt-vectorise and let gcc have a go at the portable implementation

      vector256
       (off by default)

      Make use of gcc vector instructions with size being 256. Do not enable this unless you have reasons to. It is better to use opt-native and opt-vectorise and let gcc have a go at the portable implementation.

      vector512
       (off by default)

      Make use of gcc vector instructions with size being 512.

      avx2
       (off by default)

      Support avx2 optimisations. Warning: enable only if you are sure of support.

Raaz is a cryptographic network library for Haskell designed to use strong typing to eliminate some common errors that occur in cryptographic settings like side channel attacks. This package implements basic types and cryptographic primitives like hashes, macs etc. Actual network protocols are expected to use this library. Common abstractions like for example packet parsing should be part of this library.