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Micah Elizabeth Scott
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In proposal 327, "POW_SEED is the first 4 bytes of the seed used". The proposal doesn't specifically mention the data type of this field, and the code in hs_pow so far treats it as an integer but semantically it's more like the first four bytes of an already-encoded little endian blob. This leads to a byte swap, since the type confusion takes place in a little-endian subsystem but the wire encoding of seed_head uses tor's default of big endian. This patch does not address the underlying type confusion, it's a minimal change that only swaps the byte order and updates unit tests accordingly. Further changes will clean up the data types. Signed-off-by: Micah Elizabeth Scott <beth@torproject.org>
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