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kaf24@firebug.cl.cam.ac.uk a108cd0052 The attached patch to 1) fix a 64-bit bug with some of the data packing,
and 2) adds a workaround for an Infineon TPM hardware bug.

Signed-off-by: Vinnie Scarlata, Joseph Cihula (@intel.com)
2005-11-02 11:21:46 +01:00

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#ifndef __VTPM_BUFFER_H__
#define __VTPM_BUFFER_H__
#include <stddef.h> // for pointer NULL
#include "tcg.h"
typedef UINT32 tpm_size_t;
// first version, probably will be expanded...
#define NULL_BUF {0,0,0,0}
typedef struct {
// private!!
tpm_size_t size, alloc_size;
BYTE * bytes;
BOOL is_owner; // do we own this buffer, and need to free it?
} buffer_t;
// allocate the buffer if initsize > 0, copying over initval if provided
TPM_RESULT buffer_init (buffer_t * buf,
tpm_size_t initsize,
const BYTE* initval);
// Create a new buffer from a BYTE *. Use buffer_free to destroy original BYTE *
TPM_RESULT buffer_init_convert (buffer_t * buf,
tpm_size_t initsize,
BYTE* initval);
// make an alias to a constant array, no copying
TPM_RESULT buffer_init_const (buffer_t * buf, tpm_size_t size, const BYTE* val);
// make an alias into buf, with given offset and length
// if len = 0, make the alias go to the end of buf
TPM_RESULT buffer_init_alias (buffer_t * buf, const buffer_t * b,
tpm_size_t offset, tpm_size_t);
// "copy constructor"
TPM_RESULT buffer_init_copy (buffer_t * buf, const buffer_t * src);
// copy into the start of a
TPM_RESULT buffer_copy (buffer_t * dest, const buffer_t* src);
// are they equal?
BOOL buffer_eq (const buffer_t * a, const buffer_t * b);
// set the buffer to a constant byte
void buffer_memset (buffer_t * buf, BYTE b);
tpm_size_t buffer_len (const buffer_t* buf);
TPM_RESULT buffer_free (buffer_t * buf);
TPM_RESULT buffer_append_raw (buffer_t * buf, tpm_size_t len, const BYTE* bytes);
#endif // _TOOLS_H_