The wait is over, guys. We will jump into actual samples. There are two choices. Actual NIST-Implemented Library (kyber512) The child repo contains 12 C source and 12 associated C header files (+2 independent C header files). The problem with this repo is that this is predominantly C, but for SYCL, we need C++ We may need to modify this code to C++, before proceeding. We need to focus on very specific files first to get an initial boost in speed. For this, getting a overall picture of how each file's output is dependent on the other, is also important. Therefore, Each one of us, need to take 2 files (source files), and analyse what files are dependent on it, what files it depends onn ,etc With this, we need to create a generic task graph, based on which we can focus.
Has 12 C++ header files. NOT actual NIST implementation. But, there is no headstart of converting from C to C++.
Still, we need to split among us and analyse these headers for task graph and profiling. Attaching these two codebases here, for completeness. Based on simplicity, we can start on the codebase, preferred by all.