* make wolfssl compile with Mingw-w64
* cmake: CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR is AMD64 on Windows
* cmake: use target_compile_definitions instead of add_definitions
* cmake: change default value of WOLFSSL_BUILD_OUT_OF_TREE_DEFAULT to ON
* cmake: link crypt32.lib on Windows
* cmake: export wolfssl
* move Config.cmake.in to cmake directory
* revert changes to .gitignore
* add Config.cmake.in to include.am
In configure.ac and CMakeLists.txt, check for the header
Security/SecTrustSettings.h. If this header is found, enable the feature. If
it isn't, disable it. For non-configure/non-CMake builds, require the user to
explicitly define HAVE_SECURITY_SECTRUSTSETTINGS_H if they want to use system
CA certs (handled in settings.h).
For the CMake and autotools flows, enabling user_settings.h will define the
macro WOLFSSL_USER_SETTINGS_ASM. This will cause the generated
user_settings_asm.h to be included in the .S assembly files. If the user is
building without autotools or CMake, these files will include user_settings.h
directly, unless WOLFSSL_USER_SETTINGS_ASM is defined.
For user_settings.h builds, .S assembly files need to include user_settings.h
in order to get the defines used by the build. However, a user_settings.h may
contain code only understood by a C compiler and not the assembler (e.g. a
typedef). This commit makes it so our autotools and CMake builds produce a file
user_settings_asm.h when doing a user_settings.h build. This generated header
contains only the preprocessor directives from the user_settings.h. As a result,
it can be safely included by our assembly code files.
* fix compilation warning
* adjust SHA3-384 test error-codes
The way the codes were constructed before, they were not unique.
* unify code
Instead of having `ifdef`'s in the code, define our own wrapper around
the keysource as required.
* add CMake option for help-text in wolfCrypt tests
* expose test `main()` as `wolfcrypt_test_main()`
* Don't overwrite previously set errors
* add FreeRTOS support for Xilinx demo
* move `fp_reverse` from `tfm.c` to `wolfmath.c` and rename to
`mp_reverse`.
Signed-off-by: Steffen Jaeckel <jaeckel-floss@eyet-services.de>
as word64 is not always available, introduce an abstract type and companion
operations. They use a word64 if available and fallback on word32[2] otherwise.
Add `WOLFSSL_KEYGEN` option and override enable when `WOLFTPM` is
enabled
Also major reduction of variables for help messages. Override only
updates `VALUE`
