11:26:55 <selsta> sech1: can you take a look at https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/9041 ?
11:52:19 <sech1> jh hash? That's from the old Cryptonight
11:52:27 <sech1> I had several of these issues in XMRig too
11:52:30 <sech1> It's compiler bug
11:53:48 <sech1> Anyway, the test case he found should be probably added to the unit tests to avoid buggy compilers
11:57:39 <sech1> 100% a compiler bug, 9.4.0 works: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/8d516b15/
12:03:15 <sech1> Well, at least it was entertaining. I commented there.
12:03:24 <sech1> Someone should probably file a bug to GCC, they still support GCC 11
12:04:36 <sech1> Actually, I found the fix for it: https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/commit/75c57f7563b974060088a868bdde1f70fc6dcf82
12:06:07 <sech1> I'll make a PR
12:19:17 <sech1> Good news is we already have plenty of tests in tests/hash/tests-extra-jh.txt
12:35:10 <selsta> sech1: ty, can you add Closes #9041  to the PR description?
12:35:40 <sech1> Added
19:13:03 <fvok4> jeffro256, thanks. I opened the files and saw that these are parameters for each test case. However, I could not really grasp their semantic meaning. For example, is N the number of recipient public keys? is T the number of inputs? what is W? I ask it for test_sig_clsag and also for test_bulletproof_plus and test_construct_tx. I'll be grateful if you can provide me with such info, cause I could not figure out