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Use SDE emulator for incorporating AES libraries in addition to intrinsics?

Michelle_Chuaprasert
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‎04-28-2009 08:44 AM
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Hi, I'd like to confirm that a software developer can use the SDE emulator in order to test their code using AES-NI in multiple cases (1) using compiler intrinsics for AES-NI (2) using Microsoft CNG libraries that incorporate AES-NI (3) Using Intel IPP using AES-NI (when that version of IPP is available) (4) using openSSL libraries incorporating AES-NI. Can you confirm the SDE is useful for all these cases?

Thanks!
-Michelle
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MarkC_Intel
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‎04-28-2009 12:22 PM
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Hi, I'd like to confirm that a software developer can use the SDE emulator in order to test their code using AES-NI in multiple cases (1) using compiler intrinsics for AES-NI (2) using Microsoft CNG libraries that incorporate AES-NI (3) Using Intel IPP using AES-NI (when that version of IPP is available) (4) using openSSL libraries incorporating AES-NI. Can you confirm the SDE is useful for all these cases?

Thanks!
-Michelle

Hi Michelle, If you are using Intel SDE on windows and linux you should be all set!
Let me know how it goes.

Regards,
Mark

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