fixed typos in picasso
Signed-off-by: Julien CLEMENT <julien.clement@epita.fr>
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@ -91,15 +91,18 @@ So anyway we recover the index of the character in the alphabet and divide it
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by 4. The remainder is kept for later and the quotient is used to index
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a permutations matrix, which holds 6 permutation tables of 0x36 elements each.
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The permutation matrix is linearized though so I already redefined the dimesions
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so that's why it's showing really nicely in the code below. But to know the
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dimensions I basically saw that the permutation matrix was indexed by `(pos / 4) * 0x36`, since our alphabet holds 24 characters, that gives us `24 / 4 == 6` arrays of size `0x36` in the matrix. We can confirm the 0x36 is we will iterate over `0x36` elements of the permutation array right after this.
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The permutation matrix is linearized though so I already redefined the
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dimesions so that's why it's showing really nicely in the code below. But to
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know the dimensions I basically saw that the permutation matrix was indexed by
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`(pos / 4) * 0x36`, since our alphabet holds 24 characters, that gives us `24 /
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4 == 6` arrays of size `0x36` in the matrix. We can confirm the 0x36 because we
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will iterate over `0x36` elements of the permutation array right after this.
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We then copy the state and apply the permutations given by the fetched
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permutation array. We repeat this process N times, N being `pos % 4`. We do not
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actually really care about the copy, it is simply there as temporary buffer so
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that permutations don't cancel each other or erase data in the state, it is
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juste an implementation detail.
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just an implementation detail.
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So to sum this up, each character from our input will chose a permutation array
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to apply to our state and how many times to apply the permutation. They are 6
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