On Sunday, May 15, 2016 at 3:22:53 AM UTC-4, Jeffrey Walton wrote:
>
>
> I think we are at the point we can merge arm-neon and windows-store into 
>> master.
>>
>> Both arm-neon and windows-store are clean compiling as separate branches. 
>> I've tested arm-neon on-device, and its testing OK. I believe Геннадий has 
>> tested windows-store on-device given the patches he has submitted.
>>
>> I also hand merged arm-neon into windows-store and tested a compile. The 
>> combination tested OK. (As a side note, Visual Studio 2012 compilers and 
>> above can consume NEON intrinsics, so BLAKE2_NEON_Compress32 and 
>> BLAKE2_NEON_Compress64 are cross-platform. I also understand Microsoft's 
>> compiler is quite good at optimizing for NEON, so I expect the benchmark 
>> numbers for BLAKE2 will be very good for Windows Phone and Windows Store).
>>
>> Does anyone have any objections to merging arm-neon and windows-store 
>> into master?
>>
>
> The detection code was checked-in at 
> http://github.com/weidai11/cryptopp/commit/01f77765d4387009d72b49f17721ddf103a0e753.
>  
> The detection code only recognizes ARM, NEON, Windows Phone and Windows 
> Store; and it only affects config.h, config.recommend, cpu.h and cpu.cpp.
>
> Adding the detection code to Master early makes it easier to test 
> combinations like arm-neon merged into windows-store. It also allows us to 
> test other unrelated source files, like SHA and ARMv8-a.
>
> The "meat and potatoes" of arm-neon and windows-store are the changes to 
> source files, and they will be checked-in once it appears its OK.
>

The `windows-store` branch was merged into `master`. This various issue 
opened for Windows Phone and Windows Store support are now resolved.

Git does not provide a log entry for the merge (or I cannot find it), so I 
don't have a record to offer for the transaction.

The next to be merged is arm-neon branch. We still have a few minor 
wrinkles to iron out.

Jeff

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