TPMCmd/tpm/include/CryptSym.h

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//** Introduction
//
// This file contains the implementation of the symmetric block cipher modes
// allowed for a TPM. These functions only use the single block encryption functions
// of the selected symmetric cryptographic library.

//** Includes, Defines, and Typedefs
#ifndef CRYPT_SYM_H
#define CRYPT_SYM_H

#if ALG_AES
#   define IF_IMPLEMENTED_AES(op)    op(AES, aes)
#else
#   define IF_IMPLEMENTED_AES(op)
#endif
#if ALG_SM4
#   define IF_IMPLEMENTED_SM4(op)    op(SM4, sm4)
#else
#   define IF_IMPLEMENTED_SM4(op)
#endif
#if ALG_CAMELLIA
#   define IF_IMPLEMENTED_CAMELLIA(op)    op(CAMELLIA, camellia)
#else
#   define IF_IMPLEMENTED_CAMELLIA(op)
#endif
#if ALG_TDES
#   define IF_IMPLEMENTED_TDES(op)    op(TDES, tdes)
#else
#   define IF_IMPLEMENTED_TDES(op)
#endif

#define FOR_EACH_SYM(op)        \
    IF_IMPLEMENTED_AES(op)      \
    IF_IMPLEMENTED_SM4(op)      \
    IF_IMPLEMENTED_CAMELLIA(op) \
    IF_IMPLEMENTED_TDES(op)     

// Macros for creating the key schedule union
#define     KEY_SCHEDULE(SYM, sym)      tpmKeySchedule##SYM sym;
#define     TDES    DES[3]
typedef union tpmCryptKeySchedule_t {
    FOR_EACH_SYM(KEY_SCHEDULE)
 
#if SYMMETRIC_ALIGNMENT == 8
    uint64_t            alignment;
#else
    uint32_t            alignment;
#endif
} tpmCryptKeySchedule_t;


// Each block cipher within a library is expected to conform to the same calling 
// conventions with three parameters ('keySchedule', 'in', and 'out') in the same
// order. That means that all algorithms would use the same order of the same 
// parameters. The code is written assuming the ('keySchedule', 'in', and 'out') 
// order. However, if the library uses a different order, the order can be changed
// with a SWIZZLE macro that puts the parameters in the correct order.
// Note that all algorithms have to use the same order and number of parameters
// because the code to build the calling list is common for each call to encrypt 
// or decrypt with the algorithm chosen by setting a function pointer to select
// the algorithm that is used.

#   define ENCRYPT(keySchedule, in, out)                                            \
      encrypt(SWIZZLE(keySchedule, in, out))

#   define DECRYPT(keySchedule, in, out)                                            \
      decrypt(SWIZZLE(keySchedule, in, out))

// Note that the macros rely on 'encrypt' as local values in the
// functions that use these macros. Those parameters are set by the macro that 
// set the key schedule to be used for the call.

#define ENCRYPT_CASE(ALG, alg)                                                      \
    case TPM_ALG_##ALG:                                                             \
        TpmCryptSetEncryptKey##ALG(key, keySizeInBits, &keySchedule.alg);           \
        encrypt = (TpmCryptSetSymKeyCall_t)TpmCryptEncrypt##ALG;                    \
        break;
#define DECRYPT_CASE(ALG, alg)                                                      \
    case TPM_ALG_##ALG:                                                             \
        TpmCryptSetDecryptKey##ALG(key, keySizeInBits, &keySchedule.alg);           \
        decrypt = (TpmCryptSetSymKeyCall_t)TpmCryptDecrypt##ALG;                    \
        break;

#endif // CRYPT_SYM_H