Port: use consistent architecture identifier #865
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This commit ports the change from pq-code-package/mlkem-native#1456 to mldsa-native. Currently, mldsa-native already uses x86_64 as the architecture identifier for x86 in its existing HOL-Light proofs, and no changes are required in that regard. This commit simply aligns the surrounding scripts and infrastructure to consistently use x86_64 as the architecture name. - Adds the related scripts to support dual architectures by introducing an explicit arch parameter in the autogen process. - Replaces the arm_or_x86 flag with a unified arch flag in test scripts. Signed-off-by: willieyz <[email protected]>
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autogen#857Currently, mldsa-native already uses x86_64 as the architecture identifier for x86 in its existing HOL-Light proofs, and no changes are required in that regard. This commit simply aligns the surrounding scripts and infrastructure to consistently use x86_64 as the architecture name.
Adds the related scripts to support dual architectures by introducing an explicit arch parameter in the autogen process.
Replaces the arm_or_x86 flag with a unified arch flag in test scripts.