From: tjb@acpub.duke.edu (Tom Bryce)
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From: tjb@acpub.duke.edu (Tom Bryce)
Date: Fri, 3 Feb 95 22:11:13 PST
To: tjb@acpub.duke.edu
Subject: IMPORTANT: BUG IN 68K IDEA ASSEMBLER DISTRIBUTED IN SECURE EDIT
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
If you are going to use the IDEA 68k assembler distributed with Secure Edit
b0.5, please take note of the following bug:
You have to change
@Mulzero3:
neg.w d7 <---
addq.w #1,d5
sub.w -2(a1),d5
bra.s @Muldone3
to:
@Mulzero3:
neg.w d5 <---
addq.w #1,d5
sub.w -2(a1),d5
bra.s @Muldone3
I have not yet received any reports of data being fouled up by this, and
before tonight personally had encrypted and decrypted megabytes without
error, but note that I HAVE FOUND EXAMPLES OF IT FOULING UP A BLOCK OF
DATA. IT IS DANGEROUS TO USE THIS CODE IN ITS PRESENT FORM. Please make
note of this if you are going to use this 68k code.
Currently, I do not believe this code is being used anywhere except Secure
Edit b0.5, although it was certainly about to be used. I will immediately
upload a corrected version of Secure Edit and source.
Sorry about the screw up.
Tom
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