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Add a make lib build target, establishing libraries libmlkem.a (for all security levels) and libmlkem{512,768,1024}.a (for specific security levels). Each should include the FIPS-202 functionality. (Note: This means that libmlkem.a can not be obtained by linking together libmlkem{512,768,1024}.a -- which does not matter).
Consider if it is possible to remove all symbols from libmlkemXXX.a apart from the top-level KEM API, which is what we want to expose and support (for now).
Add test which builds an executable based on libmlkemXXX.a. This can either just replace the existing default test, or be a separate one.
Extend README accordingly
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@potsrevennil I think this should be pretty easy after your work #457 -- can you do this? In my mind, this should take high priority. @mkannwischer What are your thoughts?
make lib
build target, establishing librarieslibmlkem.a
(for all security levels) andlibmlkem{512,768,1024}.a
(for specific security levels). Each should include the FIPS-202 functionality. (Note: This means thatlibmlkem.a
can not be obtained by linking togetherlibmlkem{512,768,1024}.a
-- which does not matter).libmlkemXXX.a
apart from the top-level KEM API, which is what we want to expose and support (for now).libmlkemXXX.a
. This can either just replace the existing default test, or be a separate one.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: