Optimizations for Apple Silicon?

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Naïve questions, driven my current use of Apple Silicon (includes AES, SHA1, SHA2, SHA3 extended instructions):

  1. Does the current stable OpenSSL-3.1.0 include (assembly?) code to take advantage, aka – utilize, these CPU instructions?
  2. How can I check whether openssl installation (binary and libraries) are compiled with Silicon optimizations (if I did not compile from source myself)?
  3. What’s the current analog of rdrand engine? I.e., does OpenSSL take input from RDRAND and its analog on AARCH64, and how can I check that it does?

 

Thanks!


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