When calling DecodeResponseData(), no matter the return value, if it is
not success, it is assigned to ASN_PARSE_E. This isn't the pattern for
other branch parsing. Return the value returned.
This is seen when decoding an OCSP response that is past the
next-available time.
* fix overallocation in WC_DECLARE_ARRAY() macro in the !WOLFSSL_SMALL_STACK path.
* rename WC_INIT_ARRAY() to WC_ALLOC_ARRAY() for clarity (it doesn't initialize any memory).
* rename WC_DECLARE_ARRAY_DYNAMIC_DEC(), WC_DECLARE_ARRAY_DYNAMIC_EXE(), and WC_FREE_ARRAY_DYNAMIC() to WC_DECLARE_HEAP_ARRAY(), WC_ALLOC_HEAP_ARRAY(), and WC_FREE_HEAP_ARRAY(), respectively, also for clarity, and refactor out the duplicate definitions.
* add WC_ALLOC_VAR(), and move the XMALLOC() in smallstack WC_DECLARE_VAR() into it. smallstack WC_DECLARE_VAR() now initializes the pointer to NULL, like smallstack WC_DECLARE_ARRAY(), assuring all pointers are valid upon shortcircuit to cleanup for a failed allocation (see WC_ALLOC_DO_ON_FAILURE below).
* add a new hook "WC_ALLOC_DO_ON_FAILURE" in WC_ALLOC_VAR(), WC_ALLOC_ARRAY(), and WC_DECLARE_ARRAY_DYNAMIC_EXE(), which is invoked when an allocation fails. by default the hook is defined to WC_DO_NOTHING.
* add basic safety to WC_*_HEAP_ARRAY() by recording/detecting allocation state via idx##VAR_NAME.
* add macros WC_ARRAY_OK() and WC_HEAP_ARRAY_OK() to test if allocation succeeded.
* add macros WC_CALLOC_ARRAY() and WC_CALLOC_HEAP_ARRAY() which zero the objects.
* add macro WC_CALLOC_VAR() which zeros the object.
ED448: smallstack refactor of ge448_scalarmult_base().
src/tls.c tests/api.c wolfcrypt/test/test.c: update WC_DECLARE_VAR()s with now-required matching WC_ALLOC_VAR()s.
wolfcrypt/benchmark/benchmark.c:
* no functional changes in default error-free behavior.
* add definition of WC_ALLOC_DO_ON_FAILURE() that prints error message, sets ret, and does goto exit.
* add BENCH_NTIMES and BENCH_AGREETIMES overrideeable macros, to allow fast sanitizer runs and slow high-precision runs.
* smallstack refactor of all declarations of stack arrays of the form foo[BENCH_MAX_PENDING], using WC_DECLARE_ARRAY() (35 in all).
* additional smallstack refactors, using WC_DECLARE_VAR(), for bench_aesxts(), bench_ed448KeyGen(), bench_eccsi*(), and bench_sakke*().
* fixes for various unhandled error conditions around malloc failures.
wolfcrypt/test/test.c: opportunistically constify several (42) static constants, moving them to the readonly data segment.
linuxkm/Makefile: if ENABLED_LINUXKM_BENCHMARKS, add wolfcrypt/benchmark/benchmark.o to WOLFSSL_OBJ_FILES.
linuxkm/Kbuild: enable FPU for benchmark.o, and remove enablement for module_hooks.o.
linuxkm/module_hooks.c: remove inline include of benchmark.c.
- wc_ecc_shared_secret_ssh should either be declared or not. Having two different signatures for the same function is error prone.
- Don't use wc_ecc_shared_secret_ssh in our code. Use wc_ecc_shared_secret directly.
* tls: negotiate until hs is complete in wolfSSL_read/wolfSSL_write
Don't rely on ssl->options.handShakeSate == HANDSHAKE_DONE to check if
negotiation is needed. wolfSSL_Connect() or wolfSSL_Accept() job may not yet be
completed and/or some messages may be waiting in the buffer because of
non-blocking I/O.
* tests: test case for handshake with wolfSSL_read()/wolfSSL_write()
* doc: clarify wolfSSL_write()
* internal.c: rename: need_negotiate -> ssl_in_handshake
In non-debug compilation, RsaFunctionCheckIn may be inlined.
The function operates on the input - value to exponentiate.
Constant time testing excludes all operations in this function.
1. The ASN.1 parser wasn't handling the OCSP response correctly when
there was a revocation reason included in the response. The encoded
reason value is constructed, and was getting marked as not
constructed in the parser. Changed the flag to mark it as
constructed.
