Here's a post that talks about the old assembly for 64bit x86. http://zombe.es/post/4059999783/openssl-outmoded-asm
Performance is up to 50% worse for AES ciphers so I would think this is a must fix.
Patch available for RC4 on x86_64. http://cvs.openssl.org/filediff?f=openssl/crypto/rc4/asm/rc4-x86_64.pl&v1=1.12&v2=1.13
For the rest, the option should be to disable ASM for 64bit and rely on AESNI for processors with AES-NI support. Possible patch here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24257718/openssl-1.0.0d-noasm_aes_rc4.patch
Another data point: http://old.nabble.com/64-bit-OpenSSL-FIPS-1.2.3-with-asm-slow-performance-problems-on-AES-td32773268.html
Here's a post that talks about the old assembly for 64bit x86. zombe.es/ post/4059999783 /openssl- outmoded- asm
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Performance is up to 50% worse for AES ciphers so I would think this is a must fix.
Patch available for RC4 on x86_64. http:// cvs.openssl. org/filediff? f=openssl/ crypto/ rc4/asm/ rc4-x86_ 64.pl&v1= 1.12&v2= 1.13
For the rest, the option should be to disable ASM for 64bit and rely on AESNI for processors with AES-NI support. dl.dropbox. com/u/24257718/ openssl- 1.0.0d- noasm_aes_ rc4.patch
Possible patch here: http://
Another data point: old.nabble. com/64- bit-OpenSSL- FIPS-1. 2.3-with- asm-slow- performance- problems- on-AES- td32773268. html
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