Previously, hashing a curveless point would just crash, which is
surprisingly bad form. Replace this mess with a simpler thing which
just converts the point to external form and hashes the coordinates.
static long ecpt_pyhash(PyObject *me)
{
uint32 h;
static long ecpt_pyhash(PyObject *me)
{
uint32 h;
- size_t sz = 2*ECPT_C(me)->f->noctets + 1;
- octet *q = xmalloc(sz);
- h = 0xe0fdd039 + ECPT_C(me)->f->ops->ty;
- buf_init(&b, q, sz);
- EC_OUT(ECPT_C(me), &p, ECPT_P(me));
- ec_putraw(ECPT_C(me), &b, &p);
+ getecptout(&p, me);
+ if (EC_ATINF(&p)) h = 0x81d81a94;
+ else h = 0xe0fdd039 ^ (2*mphash(p.x)) ^ (3*mphash(p.y));
- h = unihash_hash(&unihash_global, h, BBASE(&b), BLEN(&b));
- xfree(q);
- return (h % LONG_MAX);
}
static PyObject *ecpt_pyrichcompare(PyObject *x, PyObject *y, int op)
}
static PyObject *ecpt_pyrichcompare(PyObject *x, PyObject *y, int op)