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Cryptography Primitives. 43 // EC over GF(p^m) definitinons 44 // 45 // Context: 46 // ippsGFpECInitStd192r1() 47 // 48 */ 49 50 #include "owndefs.h" 51 #include "owncp.h" 52 #include "pcpgfpecstuff.h" 53 #include "pcpeccp.h" 54 55 56 57 58 static void cpGFpECSetStd(int aLen, const BNU_CHUNK_T* pA, 59 int bLen, const BNU_CHUNK_T* pB, 60 int xLen, const BNU_CHUNK_T* pX, 61 int yLen, const BNU_CHUNK_T* pY, 62 int rLen, const BNU_CHUNK_T* pR, 63 BNU_CHUNK_T h, 64 IppsGFpECState* pEC) 65 { 66 IppsGFpState* pGF = ECP_GFP(pEC); 67 gsModEngine* pGFE = GFP_PMA(pGF); 68 int elemLen = GFP_FELEN(pGFE); 69 70 IppsGFpElement elmA, elmB; 71 IppsBigNumState R, H; 72 73 /* convert A ans B coeffs into GF elements */ 74 cpGFpElementConstruct(&elmA, cpGFpGetPool(1, pGFE), elemLen); 75 cpGFpElementConstruct(&elmB, cpGFpGetPool(1, pGFE), elemLen); 76 ippsGFpSetElement((Ipp32u*)pA, BITS2WORD32_SIZE(BITSIZE_BNU(pA,aLen)), &elmA, pGF); 77 ippsGFpSetElement((Ipp32u*)pB, BITS2WORD32_SIZE(BITSIZE_BNU(pB,bLen)), &elmB, pGF); 78 /* and set EC */ 79 ippsGFpECSet(&elmA, &elmB, pEC); 80 81 /* construct R and H */ 82 cpConstructBN(&R, rLen, (BNU_CHUNK_T*)pR, NULL); 83 cpConstructBN(&H, 1, &h, NULL); 84 /* convert GX ans GY coeffs into GF elements */ 85 ippsGFpSetElement((Ipp32u*)pX, BITS2WORD32_SIZE(BITSIZE_BNU(pX,xLen)), &elmA, pGF); 86 ippsGFpSetElement((Ipp32u*)pY, BITS2WORD32_SIZE(BITSIZE_BNU(pY,yLen)), &elmB, pGF); 87 /* and init EC subgroup */ 88 ippsGFpECSetSubgroup(&elmA, &elmB, &R, &H, pEC); 89 } 90 91 /*F* 92 // Name: ippsGFpECInitStd192r1 93 // 94 // Purpose: Initializes the context of EC192r1 95 // 96 // Returns: Reason: 97 // ippStsNullPtrErr NULL == pEC 98 // NULL == pGFp 99 // 100 // ippStsContextMatchErr invalid pGFp->idCtx 101 // 102 // ippStsBadArgErr pGFp does not specify the finite field over which the given 103 // standard elliptic curve is defined 104 // 105 // ippStsNoErr no error 106 // 107 // Parameters: 108 // pGFp Pointer to the IppsGFpState context of the underlying finite field 109 // pEC Pointer to the context of the elliptic curve being initialized. 110 // 111 *F*/ 112 113 IPPFUN(IppStatus, ippsGFpECInitStd192r1,(const IppsGFpState* pGFp, IppsGFpECState* pEC)) 114 { 115 IPP_BAD_PTR2_RET(pGFp, pEC); 116 117 pGFp = (IppsGFpState*)( IPP_ALIGNED_PTR(pGFp, GFP_ALIGNMENT) ); 118 IPP_BADARG_RET( !GFP_TEST_ID(pGFp), ippStsContextMatchErr ); 119 120 { 121 gsModEngine* pGFE = GFP_PMA(pGFp); 122 123 /* test if GF is prime GF */ 124 IPP_BADARG_RET(!GFP_IS_BASIC(pGFE), ippStsBadArgErr); 125 /* test underlying prime value*/ 126 IPP_BADARG_RET(cpCmp_BNU(secp192r1_p, BITS_BNU_CHUNK(192), GFP_MODULUS(pGFE), BITS_BNU_CHUNK(192)), ippStsBadArgErr); 127 128 pEC = (IppsGFpECState*)( IPP_ALIGNED_PTR(pEC, ECGFP_ALIGNMENT) ); 129 130 ippsGFpECInit(pGFp, NULL, NULL, pEC); 131 cpGFpECSetStd(BITS_BNU_CHUNK(192), secp192r1_a, 132 BITS_BNU_CHUNK(192), secp192r1_b, 133 BITS_BNU_CHUNK(192), secp192r1_gx, 134 BITS_BNU_CHUNK(192), secp192r1_gy, 135 BITS_BNU_CHUNK(192), secp192r1_r, 136 secp192r1_h, 137 pEC); 138 139 return ippStsNoErr; 140 } 141 } 142
