* x86/aes.m4: New file. Moved aes-related macros here, from...

* x86/machine.m4: ... removed aes macros.

Rev: src/nettle/x86/aes.m4:1.1
Rev: src/nettle/x86/machine.m4:1.10

x86/aes.m4

+dnl AES_LOAD(a, b, c, d, src, key)
+dnl Loads the next block of data from src, and add the subkey pointed
+dnl to by key.
+dnl Note that x86 allows unaligned accesses.
+dnl Would it be preferable to interleave the loads and stores?
+define(<AES_LOAD>, <
+	movl	($5),$1
+	movl	4($5),$2
+	movl	8($5),$3
+	movl	12($5),$4
+	
+	xorl	($6),$1
+	xorl	4($6),$2
+	xorl	8($6),$3
+	xorl	12($6),$4>)dnl
+
+dnl AES_STORE(a, b, c, d, key, dst)
+dnl Adds the subkey to a, b, c, d,
+dnl and stores the result in the area pointed to by dst.
+dnl Note that x86 allows unaligned accesses.
+dnl Would it be preferable to interleave the loads and stores?
+define(<AES_STORE>, <
+	xorl	($5),$1
+	xorl	4($5),$2
+	xorl	8($5),$3
+	xorl	12($5),$4
+
+	movl	$1,($6)
+	movl	$2,4($6)
+	movl	$3,8($6)
+	movl	$4,12($6)>)dnl
+
+dnl AES_ROUND(table,a,b,c,d,out,tmp)
+dnl Computes one word of the AES round. Leaves result in $6.
+define(<AES_ROUND>, <
+	movl	$2, $7
+	andl	<$>0xff, $7
+	movl	AES_TABLE0 ($1, $7,4),$6
+	movl	$3, $7
+	shrl	<$>8,$7
+	andl	<$>0xff,$7
+	xorl	AES_TABLE1 ($1, $7, 4),$6
+	movl	$4,$7			C  third one
+	shrl	<$>16,$7
+	andl	<$>0xff,$7
+	xorl	AES_TABLE2 ($1, $7, 4),$6
+	movl	$5,$7			C  fourth one
+	shrl	<$>24,$7
+	andl	<$>0xff,$7
+	xorl	AES_TABLE3 ($1, $7, 4),$6>)dnl
+
+dnl AES_FINAL_ROUND(a, b, c, d, out, tmp)
+dnl Computes one word of the final round. Leaves result in %edi.
+dnl Note that we have to quote $ in constants.
+define(<AES_FINAL_ROUND>, <
+	C FIXME: Perform substitution on least significant byte here,
+	C to save work later.
+	movl	$1,$5
+	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$5
+	movl	$2,$6
+	andl	<$>0x0000ff00,$6
+	orl	$6, $5
+	movl	$3,$6
+	andl	<$>0x00ff0000,$6
+	orl	$6, $5
+	movl	$4,$6
+	andl	<$>0xff000000,$6
+	orl	$6, $5>)dnl
+
+dnl AES_SUBST_BYTE(table, tmp)
+dnl Substitutes the least significant byte of
+dnl each of eax, ebx, ecx and edx, and also rotates
+dnl the words one byte to the left.
+dnl FIXME: AES_SBOX is zero. Any win by deleting the offset?
+define(<AES_SUBST_BYTE>, <
+	movl	%eax,$2
+	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$2
+	movb	AES_SBOX ($1, $2),%al
+	roll	<$>8,%eax
+
+	movl	%ebx,$2
+	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$2
+	movb	AES_SBOX ($1, $2),%bl
+	roll	<$>8,%ebx
+
+	movl	%ecx,$2
+	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$2
+	movb	AES_SBOX ($1, $2),%cl
+	roll	<$>8,%ecx
+
+	movl	%edx,$2
+	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$2
+	movb	AES_SBOX ($1, $2),%dl
+	roll	<$>8,%edx>)dnl

x86/machine.m4

-dnl AES_LOAD(a, b, c, d, src, key)
-dnl Loads the next block of data from src, and add the subkey pointed
-dnl to by key.
-dnl Note that x86 allows unaligned accesses.
-dnl Would it be preferable to interleave the loads and stores?
-define(<AES_LOAD>, <
-	movl	($5),$1
-	movl	4($5),$2
-	movl	8($5),$3
-	movl	12($5),$4
-	
-	xorl	($6),$1
-	xorl	4($6),$2
-	xorl	8($6),$3
-	xorl	12($6),$4>)dnl
-
-dnl AES_STORE(a, b, c, d, key, dst)
-dnl Adds the subkey to a, b, c, d,
-dnl and stores the result in the area pointed to by dst.
-dnl Note that x86 allows unaligned accesses.
-dnl Would it be preferable to interleave the loads and stores?
-define(<AES_STORE>, <
-	xorl	($5),$1
-	xorl	4($5),$2
-	xorl	8($5),$3
-	xorl	12($5),$4
-
-	movl	$1,($6)
-	movl	$2,4($6)
-	movl	$3,8($6)
-	movl	$4,12($6)>)dnl
-
-dnl AES_ROUND(table,a,b,c,d,out,tmp)
-dnl Computes one word of the AES round. Leaves result in $6.
-define(<AES_ROUND>, <
-	movl	$2, $7
-	andl	<$>0xff, $7
-	movl	AES_TABLE0 ($1, $7,4),$6
-	movl	$3, $7
-	shrl	<$>6,$7
-	andl	<$>0x000003fc,$7	C  clear all but offset bytes
-	xorl	AES_TABLE1 ($1, $7),$6
-	movl	$4,$7			C  third one
-	shrl	<$>14,$7
-	andl	<$>0x000003fc,$7
-	xorl	AES_TABLE2 ($1, $7),$6
-	movl	$5,$7			C  fourth one
-	shrl	<$>22,$7
-	andl	<$>0x000003fc,$7
-	xorl	AES_TABLE3 ($1, $7),$6>)dnl
-
-dnl AES_FINAL_ROUND(a, b, c, d, out, tmp)
-dnl Computes one word of the final round. Leaves result in %edi.
-dnl Note that we have to quote $ in constants.
-define(<AES_FINAL_ROUND>, <
-	C FIXME: Perform substitution on least significant byte here,
-	C to save work later.
-	movl	$1,$5
-	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$5
-	movl	$2,$6
-	andl	<$>0x0000ff00,$6
-	orl	$6, $5
-	movl	$3,$6
-	andl	<$>0x00ff0000,$6
-	orl	$6, $5
-	movl	$4,$6
-	andl	<$>0xff000000,$6
-	orl	$6, $5>)dnl
-
-dnl AES_SUBST_BYTE(table, tmp)
-dnl Substitutes the least significant byte of
-dnl each of eax, ebx, ecx and edx, and also rotates
-dnl the words one byte to the left.
-dnl FIXME: AES_SBOX is zero. Any win by deleting the offset?
-define(<AES_SUBST_BYTE>, <
-	movl	%eax,$2
-	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$2
-	movb	AES_SBOX ($1, $2),%al
-	roll	<$>8,%eax
-
-	movl	%ebx,$2
-	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$2
-	movb	AES_SBOX ($1, $2),%bl
-	roll	<$>8,%ebx
-
-	movl	%ecx,$2
-	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$2
-	movb	AES_SBOX ($1, $2),%cl
-	roll	<$>8,%ecx
-
-	movl	%edx,$2
-	andl	<$>0x000000ff,$2
-	movb	AES_SBOX ($1, $2),%dl
-	roll	<$>8,%edx>)dnl
-
 C OFFSET(i)
 C Expands to 4*i, or to the empty string if i is zero
 define(<OFFSET>, <ifelse($1,0,,eval(4*$1))>)