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The following table details the strings that are interpretted by R_CM_TYPE_from_string().
| Identifier | String |
| R_CM_TYPE_DATA | |
| R_CM_TYPE_SIGNED_DATA |
The following table details the strings that are produced by R_CM_TYPE_to_string().
| Identifier | String |
| R_CM_TYPE_DATA | "DATA" |
| R_CM_TYPE_SIGNED_DATA | "SIGNED_DATA" |
Defines | |
| #define | R_CM_TYPE_DATA |
| Indicates application-defined data type. More... | |
| #define | R_CM_TYPE_SIGNED_DATA |
| Indicates signed data type. More... | |
| #define | R_CM_TYPE_DEFAULT |
| Indicates default message types. More... | |
| #define | R_CM_TYPE_STRING_DATA |
| The standard string represtentation of the cryptographic message type application-defined data. | |
| #define | R_CM_TYPE_STRING_SIGNED_DATA |
| The standard string represtentation of the cryptographic message type signed data. | |
| #define | R_CM_TYPE_MAX_STR_LENGTH |
| The maximum size of a buffer required for the output of R_CM_TYPE_to_string(). | |
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Indicates application-defined data type. The following table details the usage of the identifier in Cryptographic Message Functions.
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Indicates default message types. The default message types are "data" and "signed_data". |
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Indicates signed data type. The following table details the usage of the identifier in Cryptographic Message Functions.
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