used and size have no reason to be negative - change type.
Change code to match unsigned change. Mostly change variables to be
unsigned where possible.
integer.c: Only have mp_rand_prime available when needed and
mp_prime_is_prime_ex is available.
Fixes from regression testing.
fix file descriptor leaks in AF_ALG code, and fix return codes (WC_AFALG_SOCK_E, not -1) in afalg_aes.c;
fixes for sanitizer-detected forbidden null pointer args in AfalgHashUpdate() and AfalgHashCopy();
fixes for resource leaks in api.c test_wolfSSL_AES_cbc_encrypt() (missing wc_AesFree()s);
fixes for resource leaks in test.c openssl_test() (missing wolfSSL_EVP_CIPHER_CTX_cleanup());
also some local fixes for bugprone-signed-char-misuse, readability-redundant-preprocessor, and clang-diagnostic-strict-prototypes, in src/pk.c and src/ssl.c.
Reworked the implementations of the EC APIs including:
wolfSSL_EC_curve, wolfSSL_EC_METHOD, wolfSSL_EC_GROUP,
wolfSSL_EC_POINT, wolfSSL_EC_KEY, wolfSSL_ECDSA_SIG, wolfSSL_ECDSA and
wolfSSL_ECDH.
Added support for EC parameters to PEM decoding.
EccEnumToNID() moved out of wolfCrypt - it maps NIDs defined in
wolfssl/openssl/ec.h to those in wolfssl/wolfcrypt/ecc.h.
Moved wc_OBJ_sn2nid() out of wolfCrypt - implementation uses
EccEnumToNID().
Changed reference counding to use wolfSSL_Ref.
Added tests to api.c that increase coverage of EC APIs.
- Allocate ssl->suites when necessary for the WOLFSSL object to have its own instance. Use AllocateSuites() to allocate the object.
- Move cipher negotiation options from Suites into Options
ZD15346
* Fixed `PEM_BUFSIZE` macro redefined when building with coexist.
* Updated the `user_settings_all.h` and `user_settings_wolfboot_keytools.h` to include latest options.
* Improved API unit test error case checking where `TEST_RES_CHECK` is not used.
* Changed `TEST_SKIPPED` to unique value.
* Added CI tests for enable-all, small stack, and user setting templates.
This method requires some explanation. Its sibling is
int SetSSL_CTX(WOLFSSL* ssl, WOLFSSL_CTX* ctx, int writeDup)
which re-inits the WOLFSSL* with all settings in the new CTX.
That one is the right one to use *before* a handshake is started.
This method was added by OpenSSL to be used *during* the handshake, e.g.
when a server inspects the SNI in a ClientHello callback and
decides which set of certificates to use.
Since, at the time the SNI callback is run, some decisions on
Extensions or the ServerHello might already have been taken, this
method is very restricted in what it does:
- changing the server certificate(s)
- changing the server id for session handling
and everything else in WOLFSSL* needs to remain untouched.
