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wolfCryptTest.c
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/*****************************************************************************
* wolfCryptTest.c - This is the main program module
\*****************************************************************************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <rt.h>
#include "wolfCryptTest.h"
#include "wolfssl/wolfcrypt/settings.h"
#include "wolfcrypt/test/test.h"
// configuration
#define WOLFCRYPT_TEST_STACK 131072
// global variables
RTHANDLE hRootProcess;
DWORD dwKtickInUsecs;
INIT_STRUCT gInit;
typedef struct func_args {
int argc;
char** argv;
int return_code;
} func_args;
// polling thread function
void wolfCryptTestThread(void* param)
{
func_args args = { 0 };
int test_num = 0;
do
{
printf("\nCrypt Test %d:\n", test_num);
wolfcrypt_test(&args);
printf("Crypt Test %d: Return code %d\n", test_num, args.return_code);
test_num++;
} while (args.return_code == 0);
}
/*****************************************************************************
* FUNCTION: main
*
* DESCRIPTION:
* This is the main program module.
* It creates global objects and all threads.
* The main thread then waits for notifications and acts accordingly
\*****************************************************************************/
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
SYSINFO sysinfo;
EVENTINFO eiEventInfo;
#ifdef _DEBUG
fprintf(stderr, "wolfCrypt_test started\n");
#endif
// obtain handle of root process (cannot fail)
hRootProcess = GetRtThreadHandles(ROOT_PROCESS);
// initialize the structure for cleaning up
memset(&gInit, 0, sizeof(gInit));
gInit.state = BEFORE_INIT;
// get low level tick length in usecs
if (!CopyRtSystemInfo(&sysinfo))
Fail("Cannot copy system info");
dwKtickInUsecs = 10000 / sysinfo.KernelTickRatio;
if (dwKtickInUsecs == 0)
Fail("Invalid low level tick length");
// adjust process max priority (ignore error)
// TODO adjust the 2nd parameter to a value closer to zero if you want to allow more priorities
SetRtProcessMaxPriority(NULL_RTHANDLE, 150);
// obtain main thread's handle
gInit.hMain = GetRtThreadHandles(THIS_THREAD);
gInit.state = INIT_BUSY;
// attempt to catalog the thread but ignore error
Catalog(NULL_RTHANDLE, gInit.hMain, "TMain");
// catalog the handle of this process in the root process
if (!Catalog(hRootProcess, GetRtThreadHandles(THIS_PROCESS), "wolfCryptTes"))
Fail("Cannot catalog process name");
gInit.bCataloged = TRUE;
// create poll threads
if (BAD_RTHANDLE == CreateRtThread(170, (LPPROC)wolfCryptTestThread, WOLFCRYPT_TEST_STACK, 0))
Fail("Cannot create poll thread Poll1");
// indicate that initialization has finished
gInit.state = INIT_DONE;
#ifdef _DEBUG
fprintf(stderr, "wolfCrypt_test finished initialization\n");
#endif
// wait for notifications
while (RtNotifyEvent(RT_SYSTEM_NOTIFICATIONS | RT_EXIT_NOTIFICATIONS,
WAIT_FOREVER, &eiEventInfo))
{
switch(eiEventInfo.dwNotifyType)
{
case TERMINATE:
// TODO: this process should terminate
// cleanup the environment
Cleanup(); // does not return
case NT_HOST_UP:
// TODO: react to a Windows host that has come back
break;
case NT_BLUESCREEN:
// TODO: react to a Windows blue screen
break;
case KERNEL_STOPPING:
// TODO: react to the INtime kernel stopping
break;
case NT_HOST_HIBERNATE:
// TODO: react to the Windows host going in hibernation
break;
case NT_HOST_STANDBY:
// TODO: react to the Windows host going in standby mode
break;
case NT_HOST_SHUTDOWN_PENDING:
// TODO: react to a Windows host that is about to shutdown
break;
}
}
Fail("Notify failed");
return 0;
}