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What is aeskey2.c, there is no reference. If it's included then it conflicts with aes_ni.c when that is used. So it seems if using aes_ni then omit aeskey2.c but if not using aes_ni then include aeskey2.c
I found it, needed to change the line to exclude intel possible for ARM64, but aeskey2.c seems to be some leftover old file that should be remove?
There is no reference to it because it is not intended for use by anyone building AES from this repository I left it in place because it is part of the original development process.
What is aeskey2.c, there is no reference. If it's included then it conflicts with aes_ni.c when that is used. So it seems if using aes_ni then omit aeskey2.c but if not using aes_ni then include aeskey2.c
I found it, needed to change the line to exclude intel possible for ARM64, but aeskey2.c seems to be some leftover old file that should be remove?
if defined( _WIN64 ) && defined( _MSC_VER ) && !defined (_M_ARM64) \
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