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/*
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* Copyright (c) 2007-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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* All rights reserved.
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* This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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* under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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* which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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* at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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*
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* Initial Contributors:
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* Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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*
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* Contributors:
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*
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* Description:
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*
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*/
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/**
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@file
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@internalComponent
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@released
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*/
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#ifndef __CRYPTOJOBS__
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#define __CRYPTOJOBS__
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#include <e32cmn.h>
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#include <e32ver.h>
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#include <e32def.h>
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#include "cryptodriver.h"
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#define TRACE_FUNCTION(funcName) do{ static TraceFunction tf( __FILE__ , funcName ); tf.Inc(); }while(0)
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class TraceFunction
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{
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public:
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TraceFunction(const char *aFileName, const char *aFunctionName)
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: iFileName(aFileName),
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iFunctionName(aFunctionName),
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iHitCount(0),
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iNext(HeadRef())
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{
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HeadRef() = this;
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}
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void Inc()
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{
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++iHitCount;
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}
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static void DumpCounts()
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{
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Kern::Printf("TraceFunction::DumpCounts\n");
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TraceFunction *p = HeadRef();
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while(p)
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{
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Kern::Printf("%d\t%s:%s\n", p->iHitCount, p->iFileName, p->iFunctionName);
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p->iHitCount = 0;
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p = p->iNext;
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}
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}
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IMPORT_C static TraceFunction *&HeadRef();
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private:
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const char *iFileName;
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const char *iFunctionName;
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TUint32 iHitCount;
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TraceFunction *iNext;
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};
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class CryptoJob;
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class MCryptoJobCallbacks;
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class DCryptoJobScheduler : public DBase
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{
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public:
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IMPORT_C DCryptoJobScheduler();
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IMPORT_C ~DCryptoJobScheduler();
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/**
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ScheduleJob
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If job is already queued, and is the current job, and is not
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already running, attempt to schedule it and return. Otherwise,
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if already in the queue, just return.
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If the job is not in the queue, then add it - If the queue is
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empty it is added at the front and we attempt to run it,
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otherwise we add it second in the queue for later scheduling.
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*/
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IMPORT_C void ScheduleJob(CryptoJob *aJob);
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/**
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Abort the job synchronously
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In the EReady state call DoReleaseHw derived function which
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should, before returning, abort the job.
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Changes the state to Idle.
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Removes from the scheduler.
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The caller is expected to complete any outstanding user request.
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*/
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IMPORT_C void DeScheduleJob(CryptoJob *aJob);
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/**
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SliceComplete
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Called by a job when the current slice is complete. The job
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should update its internal state before calling us.
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The specified job MUST be the current job.
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*/
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IMPORT_C void SliceComplete(CryptoJob *aJob, TInt aStatus);
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/**
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JobComplete
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Called by a job when the final slice is complete.
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The specified job MUST be the current job.
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*/
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IMPORT_C void JobComplete(CryptoJob *aJob, TInt aStatus);
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private:
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/**
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Schedule
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If current job is not running make it run
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*/
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void Schedule(TBool aReschedule);
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CryptoJob *iJobList;
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};
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class DCryptoLddChannel;
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class CryptoJob
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{
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public:
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IMPORT_C CryptoJob();
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IMPORT_C virtual ~CryptoJob();
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virtual void SetDfcQ(TDfcQue *aDfcQue) = 0;
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IMPORT_C void Stalled(); // This job MUST be the current job
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IMPORT_C void Resume();
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IMPORT_C void DeScheduleJob();
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IMPORT_C void SetRunning(TBool aRunning);
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virtual void GetToPddBuffer(TUint8 * &aBuf, TUint32 &aBufLen, TBool &aMore) = 0;
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virtual void BytesWrittenToPdd(TUint32 aBytes) = 0;
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virtual void GetFromPddBuffer(TUint8 * &aBuf, TUint32 &aBufLen, TBool &aMore) = 0;
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virtual void BytesReadFromPdd(TUint32 aBytes) = 0;
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enum CryptoJobState
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{
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ECreated, // Not registered with LDD factory
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EReadyForFirstRun, // Not running, but could run next for the first time
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ERunning, // H/w is currently working on this job
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EReady, // Is the current job (h/w is setup), but h/w is idle
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EReadyNoSavedState, // Ready to run
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EReadySavedState, // Ready to run, but requires state restore
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// EStalled
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//
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// Three cases:-
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//
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// 1) Already got enough data but LDD hasn't read it yet.
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// 2) No space for more h/w output
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// 3) No more data to feed to h/w
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//
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// Ultimately recoverd by the LDD reading/writing data and/or
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// deleting the job.
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EStalled
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};
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IMPORT_C CryptoJobState State() const;
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private:
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friend class DCryptoJobScheduler;
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/**
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*/
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virtual void DoSlice(TBool aFirstSlice) = 0;
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/**
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DoSaveState
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Save the current job h/w state so that the job can be later
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restored when we are re-scheduled.
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If there is state to save it should return ETrue (in which case
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DoRestoreState will be called before our DoSlice function is
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next called).
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If the h/w state does not require saving/restore it should
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return EFalse.
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*/
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virtual TBool DoSaveState() = 0;
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/**
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DoRestoreState
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Restore the h/w state. The caller will almost certainly call
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DoSlice just after this to continue the job.
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*/
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virtual void DoRestoreState() = 0;
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/**
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DoReleaseHw
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Only called in state EReady or ERunning
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Should abort the operation and release h/w (unhook ISRs etc)
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before returning.
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Later the caller will probably complete the user request...
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*/
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virtual void DoReleaseHw() = 0;
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CryptoJobState iState;
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protected:
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DCryptoJobScheduler *iJobScheduler;
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MCryptoJobCallbacks *iCallbacks;
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private:
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CryptoJob *iNext;
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TBool iInJobList;
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};
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class MCryptoJobCallbacks
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{
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public:
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/**
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DataRequired
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PDD is requesting more data to process.
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Normally the LDD will write one or more bytes into the supplied
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buffer and return the number of bytes written. It is also legal
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for the LDD to not write any bytes and return 0.
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If not enough bytes are supplied, the PDD will underrun and
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stall (this function might not be re-called).
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The LDD should provide more data to the h/w via the
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GetToPddBuffer/BytesWrittenToPdd functions.
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@return KErrNone or error code
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*/
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virtual TInt DataRequired() = 0;
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/**
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DataAvailable
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PDD has output data available for copying to the user.
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This function will be called when the PDD is running low out
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space for storing output data of if all input data has been
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processed.
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Normally the LDD would copy all the supplied data to the user.
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It is legal for the LDD to copy less bytes, but this may cause
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and the PDD to overrun and stall (this function might not be
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re-called).
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The LDD should use the GetFromPddBuffer/BytesReadFromPdd
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functions to read data from the PDD.
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@return KErrNone or error code
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*/
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virtual TInt DataAvailable() = 0;
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/**
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JobComplete
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The job scheduler has declared this job complete (maybe with an
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error), and calls this function to tell the LDD to complete the
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user request.
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*/
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virtual void JobComplete(TInt aResult) = 0;
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};
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class CryptoJobRandom : public CryptoJob
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{
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public:
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/**
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SetDetails
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Setup and start job. Results later available via ResultsBuffer()
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@param Ptr to the DCryptoJobScheduler for this type of job
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@param Ptr to the LDD object for MCryptoJobCallbacks
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@param aNumOfBytes Total number of random numbers the user requires
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*/
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virtual void SetDetails(DCryptoJobScheduler *aJobScheduler,
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MCryptoJobCallbacks *aCallbacks,
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TUint32 aNumOfBytes) = 0;
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};
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class CryptoJobAes : public CryptoJob
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{
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public:
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/**
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GetKeyBuffer
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Get ptr to KEY buffer to copy user data into. Max key length is
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32 bytes (256 bits)
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@param Pointer to key buffer
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*/
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virtual TUint8 *GetKeyBuffer() = 0;
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/**
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GetIVBuffer
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Get ptr to IV buffer to copy user IV data into. 16 bytes long.
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@param Pointer to IV buffer
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*/
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virtual TUint8 *GetIVBuffer() = 0;
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/**
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MaxBytes
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@param Length of buffer returned by Buffer().
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*/
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virtual TUint32 MaxBytes() const = 0;
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/**
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Buffer
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Get ptr to PDD buffer to copy user data into and results from
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Buffer length <= MaxBytes().
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@param Pointer to key buffer
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*/
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/**
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SetDetails
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@param Ptr to the DCryptoJobScheduler for this type of job
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@param Ptr to the LDD object for MCryptoJobCallbacks
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@param aEncrypt True requests encryption, false decryption
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@param aKeyLength Length of key in bytes
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@param aMode See RCryptoDriver::TChainingMode
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@return KErrNone or error code
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*/
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virtual TInt SetDetails(DCryptoJobScheduler *aJobScheduler,
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MCryptoJobCallbacks *aCallbacks,
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TBool aEncrypt,
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TInt aKeyLengthBytes,
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RCryptoDriver::TChainingMode aMode) = 0;
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virtual void NotifyReadRequestLength(TUint32 aReadRequestLength) = 0;
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virtual void HwPerfCheck() = 0;
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};
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#endif
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