Hi Cristiana, Thank you very much for the Knowledge shared,I really appreciate your time and efforts.
I understood most of your inputs but not really clear on "openssl" part. "" You can try to read the source code of openssl (eng_cryptodev.c) and gnutls to see how they use cryptodev to execute crypto operations. The examples folder in cryptodev can also help "" Does it mean openssl already has the support for cryptodev-linux? BR, Srisowj On Fri, Feb 6, 2015 at 2:09 PM, Cristian Stoica < cristian.sto...@freescale.com> wrote: > Hi Srisowj, > > On 02/06/2015 03:20 AM, sri sowj wrote: > > > > Please can you let me know is there any updated documents which discusses > > about following concerns: > > > > #1: Patch and integration procedure for openssl support with > > cryptodev-linux > > #2:Support for asymmetric algorithms in cryptodev-linux > > #3:Any samples (Symmetric/Asymmetric) which uses openssl to communicate > to > > the kernel using cryptodev-linux > > > > I am trying to find this info since a week/ two, I was not able to get > any > > documentation which talks complete about atleast one of the above > mentioned > > issues. > > Cryptodev itself does not implement any algorithms. It delegates all the > crypto operations to Linux crypto API. It supports symmetric algorithms > as they are available in Linux kernel but there is minimal coverage for > asymmetric ones. > > On the other hand, your question is too broad and asks about several > loosely related topics. It is true though that the documentation is > sparse at best - you won't find any "primer" document that will direct > you in your searches. > > You can try to read the source code of openssl (eng_cryptodev.c) and > gnutls to see how they use cryptodev to execute crypto operations. The > examples folder in cryptodev can also help. > > > Cristian S. >
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