Simon Tatham • 3/5/2019

Porting PuTTY to Windows on Arm

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The article, written by PuTTY's lead developer, explains the technical steps taken to port the PuTTY SSH client to Windows on Arm (WoA). It covers initial compilation challenges with Visual Studio and clang, the surprising lack of architecture-specific bugs, and the optimization of cryptography code using the Arm v8 Cryptographic Extension for the upcoming release.

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