Hexcmp 2 Register Key Best

If comparing a secret 2-register key (e.g., authentication), don’t use early-exit comparison.
Use fixed-time compare:

int secure_hexcmp_2reg(uint32_t a_hi, uint32_t a_lo,
                       uint32_t b_hi, uint32_t b_lo) 
    uint32_t diff = (a_hi ^ b_hi) 

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Select the register key type that best suits your needs: If comparing a secret 2-register key (e

Use a structured hex dump with side-by-side comparison: The safest and most reliable "best" option is

Expected Key:  12 34 56 78  9A BC DE F0
Actual Key:    12 34 56 78  9A BC DE F0
Status:        MATCH

If mismatch:

Expected:  12 34 56 78  9A BC DE F0
Actual:    12 34 56 78  9A BC DE F1
Difference:                 ^^ (F1 vs F0)

function hexcmp(rA, rB, size):
  for i from 0 to size-1:
    a = (rA >> (8*i)) & 0xFF
    b = (rB >> (8*i)) & 0xFF
    if a != b:
      return equal: false, offset: i, a_byte: a, b_byte: b
  return equal: true

C example (embedded friendly):

int hexcmp_2reg(uint32_t key_hi_exp, uint32_t key_lo_exp,
                uint32_t key_hi_act, uint32_t key_lo_act) 
    return (key_hi_exp == key_hi_act) && (key_lo_exp == key_lo_act);

Assembly (ARM/Thumb best for speed):

; r0,r1 = expected key hi/lo
; r2,r3 = actual key hi/lo
cmp r0, r2
bne mismatch
cmp r1, r3
bne mismatch
match: ...