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CHANGELOG.md

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   * [added] crypto_advisor::query_feature
   * [added] crypto_advisor::at_least_openssl_version
 
+* Revision 590
+  * [changed] multiplexer_epoll
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 * Revision 589
-  * [added] udp_server_socket
+  * [added] udp_server_socket based on IOCP
   * [changed] linux get_errno, get_eai_error integrated into get_lasterror
 
 * Revision 588
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 * Revision 353
   * [added] hkdf_extract, hkdf_expand
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+* Revision 348
+  * [changed] COSE RSA-OAEP
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+* Revision 346
+  * [changed] AES CCM (openssl-1.1.1)
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+* Revision 343
+  * [changed] COSE static_key, static_keyid
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+* Revision 342
+  * [changed] COSE ECDH-ES using OKP
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+* Revision 340
+  * [changed] COSE AES-CCM, AES-GCM
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+* Revision 335
+  * [changed] RFC 8152 C.3.2 C.4.1 C.4.2 decryption
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+* Revision 333
+  * [changed] RFC 8152 C.3.1 C.3.3 decryption
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+* Revision 325
+  * [changed] RFC 8152 4.3 Externally Supplied Data
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+* Revision 320
+  * [added] [COSE examples](https://github.com/cose-wg/Examples)
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+* Revision 305
+  * [added] elliptic curves B-163, K-163, P-192 
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+* Revision 303
+  * [changed] ECDSA NIST CAVP - tested (truncated sha)
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+* Revision 302
+  * [added] elliptic curves K-233, K-283, K-409, K-571, B-233, B-283, B-409, B-571
+  * [changes] ECDSA NIST CAVP - tested
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+* Revision 292
+  * [changed] RFC7520 5.10
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+* Revision 289
+  * [changed] RFC7520 5.10, 5.11
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+* Revision 287
+  * [added] JOSE deflate
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+* Revision 286
+  * [changed] preserve leading zero (crypto_key)
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+* Revision 283
+  * [changed] cose_sign1
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+* Revision 262
+  * [added] kdf_argon2, kdf_argon2d, kdf_argon2i, kdf_argon2id
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+* Revision 257
+  * [added] CMAC
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+* Revision 249
+  * [changed] cbor_web_key
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+* Revision 211
+  * [added] RFC 8152 examples (.cbor, .diag)
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+* Revision 205
+  * [added] fp16_from_fp32, fp16_ieee_from_fp32_value, ieee754_format_as_small_as_possible
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+* Revision 164
+  * [added] CCM (Block cipher mode of operation)
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+* Revision 125
+  * [added] obfuscate_string, test_case_notimecheck
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+  * [added] authenticode
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+* Revision 107
+  * [added] CBOR
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+  * [added] ODBC
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+* Revision 101
+  * [changed] test_case::time_report
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+* Revision 84
+  * [changed] network_session (windows fix)
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+* Revision 38
+  * [added] HOTP, TOTP
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+  * [changed] base64_encode
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+* Revision 31
+  * [changed] rename hex2bin to base16
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+  * [changed] precompiled header
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+  * [changed] bufferio
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+  * [added] t_shared_instance
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README.md

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sdk/base/nostd/pattern.hpp

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  *             it's so good to understand the Aho-Corasick algorithm
  *             dosearch reimplemented using queue (first design was based on simple-loop as referenced by t_aho_corasick)
  *          2. about the starting position
- *             in class t_aho_corasick, it is not really matter where the starting position is located.
+ *             in t_aho_corasick, it is not really matter where the starting position is located.
  *             starting position is (ending position) - (length of pattern) + 1
  *             but, starting position is very important to handle wildcard any*
  *          3. wildcard any(*) - the problem about the starting position
- *             see sketch.2 about the details
+ *             see sketch.2 for more details (_hidden is the key to the problem)
  *             after failing several times, search results includes range_t (see search/dosearch method)
  *             also added order_by_pattern member function (have shape-shifting overhead but is easy to search by pattern id)
  *             supplement some case about the endswith_wildcard_any and startswith_wildcard_any
+ *          4. comments
+ *             lambda enqueue - working with large data sets, may be able to reduce overhead by deleting data that is no longer accessed...
  *
  *          pattern
  *                  his her hers ?is h?r h*s