The power of PKI for the smallest of devices
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| RSA BSAFE Cert-C Micro Edition |
The power of PKI for the smallest of devices |
#include "r_com.h"
#include "r_lib.h"
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Defines | |
| #define | R_SKEY_TYPE_UNKNOWN |
| Indicates that the type of symmetric key is unknown. | |
| #define | R_SKEY_TYPE_GENERIC |
| Indicates that the type of symmetric key is in raw binary (generic) form. | |
| #define | R_SKEY_INFO_ID_VALUE |
| Indicates the R_SKEY information identifiers. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct r_skey_st | R_SKEY |
| This opaque structure is used for symmetric key storage. | |
| typedef struct r_skey_method_st | R_SKEY_METHOD |
| This opaque structure is used for symmetric key methods storage. | |
Functions | |
| int | R_SKEY_new (R_LIB_CTX *ctx, int key_type, R_ITEM *key_descriptor, R_SKEY **new_skey) |
| Creates a new R_SKEY. More... | |
| int | R_SKEY_free (R_SKEY *skey) |
| Deallocates the memory for the symmetric key object skey. More... | |
| int | R_SKEY_get_info (R_SKEY *skey, int id, void *param) |
| Returns the R_SKEY key data. More... | |