GCC 14 Adds Support For RISC-V Vector Crypto Extensions
The GNU Compiler Collection 14 (GCC 14) will feature support for the new RISC-V processor ISA vector cryptographic extensions.
Merged on Friday was the code that's been in the works for months for implementing various RISC-V vector crypto extensions in GCC. The extensions now enabled include:
This follows support added to LLVM 17 back in March for these extensions.
More details on these extensions can be found via the RISC-V Cryptography Extension GitHub repository.
As usual with the GCC feature releases on an annual basis, look for GCC 14 stable to debut in early 2024.
Merged on Friday was the code that's been in the works for months for implementing various RISC-V vector crypto extensions in GCC. The extensions now enabled include:
- Zvbb
- Zvbc
- Zvkg
- Zvkned
- Zvkhn[a,b]
- Zvksed
- Zvksh
- Zvkn
- Zvknc
- Zvkng
- Zvks
- Zvksc
- Zvksg
- Zvkt
This follows support added to LLVM 17 back in March for these extensions.
More details on these extensions can be found via the RISC-V Cryptography Extension GitHub repository.
As usual with the GCC feature releases on an annual basis, look for GCC 14 stable to debut in early 2024.
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