oqs 3.2.0

Dart FFI bindings for liboqs — high-performance post-quantum cryptography (PQC) with ML-KEM, ML-DSA, Falcon, SPHINCS+ for key encapsulation and signatures.

3.2.0

Fixed

• OQSRandom.generateInt now uses rejection sampling to eliminate modulo bias. Previously, values in the lower portion of the range were slightly more likely when the byte range did not evenly divide max - min.
• OQSRandomExtensions.generateDouble no longer risks signed 64-bit integer overflow when assembling random bytes. The value is now built from two unsigned 32-bit halves before conversion, ensuring a correct uniform distribution in [0, 1).
• Signature.sign now frees the signatureLength pointer correctly without an unnecessary cast.

Changed

• KEM.getSupportedKemAlgorithmsHardCodedList() is deprecated. Use KEM.getSupportedKemAlgorithms() directly.
• Signature.getSupportedSignatureAlgorithmsHardCodedList() is deprecated. Use Signature.getSupportedSignatureAlgorithms() directly.
• Commented distro-specific GCC include paths from ffigen compiler-opts in pubspec.yaml. Contributors on Fedora/RHEL who regenerate bindings may need to add their local GCC path (e.g. -I/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-redhat-linux/15/include) to a local pubspec_overrides.yaml or pass it directly to dart run ffigen.

3.1.0

Added

• Linux ARM64 (aarch64) architecture support with automatic detection
• linuxX64 and linuxArm64 fields in LibraryPaths for explicit Linux architecture configuration
• Architecture-separated binary layout support for combined all-platforms archives
• Android ABI-specific subdirectories in combined archive structure (android/<abi>/liboqs.so)

Changed

• LibraryPaths.fromBinaryRoot() now expects architecture-separated layout:
  • lib/x86_64/liboqs.so for Linux x86_64
  • lib/aarch64/liboqs.so for Linux ARM64
  • android/<abi>/liboqs.so for Android binaries
• BinaryReleaseStrategy automatically detects Linux architecture via uname -m
• Combined binary archives no longer overwrite multi-architecture libraries

Deprecated

• linux parameter in LibraryPaths constructor (use linuxX64 instead; linux still works as alias)

Fixed

• Multi-architecture Linux support (x86_64 and ARM64 no longer overwrite each other)
• Android ABI-specific loading in combined all-platforms archives
• Binary release archive structure to preserve all platform binaries

Migration Notes

• Old linux parameter still works (maps to linuxX64 automatically)
• Apps using individual platform archives are unaffected
• Apps using combined archive should re-download latest release with fixed structure
• To migrate existing code using linux, optionally replace with linuxX64 for clarity

3.0.3

Fixed

• Reduced pub.dev analyzer noise from generated FFI bindings by adding a ffigen preamble that ignores unused_element and unused_field in lib/src/bindings/liboqs_bindings.dart.
• Regenerated bindings so dart pub publish --dry-run no longer reports generated-code analyzer warnings.

3.0.2

Changed

• Improved analyzer hygiene for better package quality scoring.
• Added analysis_options.yaml and excluded generated FFI bindings from analyzer noise.
• Updated examples to use non-deprecated loader configuration (LibOQSLoader.customPaths + LibraryPaths).
• Cleaned minor lint issues in examples/tests.

Fixed

• dart analyze now reports no issues in the package source/test/example set.

3.0.1

Changed

• Expanded README.md into a practical loading guide for liboqs integration.
• Documented exact dynamic library loading strategy precedence used by LibOQSLoader.
• Added platform-specific auto-path selection details (including Android ABI and iOS static linking behavior).
• Added cache behavior and debugging workflow for resolving load failures consistently.

3.0.0

Breaking Changes

• Migrated runtime behavior and tests to liboqs 0.15.0 bindings.
• Removed reliance on hard-coded algorithm lists for public API discovery paths.
• Updated behavior assumptions for algorithm availability and key/signature sizes; these are now resolved from the loaded liboqs build at runtime.

Changed

• Switched KEM operations to stable top-level liboqs calls:
  • OQS_KEM_keypair_derand
  • OQS_KEM_keypair
  • OQS_KEM_encaps
  • OQS_KEM_decaps
• Switched signature operations to stable top-level liboqs calls:
  • OQS_SIG_keypair
  • OQS_SIG_sign
  • OQS_SIG_verify
• LibOQS.getSupportedKEMAlgorithms() and LibOQS.getSupportedSignatureAlgorithms() now rely on runtime enumeration from liboqs.

Fixed

• Resolved FFI instability from direct struct function-pointer invocation by using exported function entry points.
• Updated tests to avoid brittle 0.14.x assumptions (fixed algorithm names/sizes) and use capability-based selection.

Migration Notes

• Ensure native library version is liboqs >= 0.15.0.
• If your app assumes specific algorithm names (e.g. only Kyber*/Dilithium*), move to runtime checks with:
  • LibOQS.getSupportedKEMAlgorithms()
  • LibOQS.getSupportedSignatureAlgorithms()
• Avoid hard-coding key/signature lengths; read them from the created KEM/Signature instance.

2.4.0

Added

• Per-platform library path configuration via LibraryPaths class
• LibraryPaths.fromBinaryRoot() factory for binary release integration
• LibraryPaths.fromExtractedArchives() factory for separate platform archives
• binaryRoot parameter to loadLibrary() for extracted release directories
• iOS XCFramework support with DynamicLibrary.process() static linking
• Android ABI auto-detection from Platform.version
• Better error messages showing all attempted loading strategies

Changed

• Improved library loading with more fallback strategies
• Enhanced PackageRelativeStrategy to check binary release structure
• Updated iOS loading to use static linking instead of dynamic library

Deprecated

• LibOQSLoader.customPath - use LibOQSLoader.customPaths instead

Fixed

• iOS library loading (was incorrectly trying to load .dylib)
• Android loading efficiency with ABI detection
• Memory safety in pointer operations with chunk-based copying

2.2.0

Added

• Custom library path option via LibOQSLoader.customPath for more flexible loading.