mldsa-native-rs 0.0.1-alpha.6

FFI bindings and optional wrapper for the mldsa-native ML-DSA implementation
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# mldsa-native-rs

**This crate is EXPERIMENTAL. Use at your own peril. (i.e., DON'T!)**

FFI bindings and an optional Rust wrapper for the
[`mldsa-native`][repo:mldsa-native] library.

## Repository

The git repository for this project uses git submodules.

When cloning, we recommend to use:

```sh
git clone --recursive
```

Alternatively, you might need to run

```sh
git submodule update --init --recursive
```

to ensure submodules are fetched and updated before being able to build
from source.

## Features flags

- `wrapper`: include a `wrapper` module that provides Rust types, traits, and
  wrapper functions around the FFI items.
- `rand`: include keygen and signing functions in the wrapper that generate
  their own random data using the `rand` crate.
- `extern-C-randombytes`: (*disabled by default*) if enabled exports a
  default implementation of the `randombytes` function required by the
  backend implementation.
- `native` *(opt-in)*: builds the optimized backend from
  [`mldsa-native`][repo:mldsa-native] instead of its portable
  implementation.
  When enabled, this crate's `build.rs` autodetects the target's
  capabilities and passes a corresponding set of defines to
  `mldsa-native`, which is compiled as part of the build.
  What those defines compile to on a given target is determined by
  `mldsa-native`, not by this crate. For many targets this produces an
  optimized build; for some, the detected define combination may fall
  back to the portable implementation or fail to compile.
  This crate makes no guarantees beyond those of `mldsa-native`.
  If the build fails, disable this feature to use the portable
  implementation.
- `built_info`: (*opt-in*) include a `built_info` module exposing build-time
  metadata via the [`built`][crate:built] crate.
  Provides a `BuiltInfo` struct with the package name and version, target/host
  triples, build profile, `rustc` version, enabled features, and git metadata
  (commit hash, HEAD ref, and dirty state) when built from a git repository.
  When the `native` feature is also enabled, `BuiltInfo` additionally reports
  the detected runtime CPU capabilities.

[repo:mldsa-native]: https://github.com/pq-code-package/mldsa-native