topic One possible way is to in Intel® Software Guard Extensions (Intel® SGX)

Create a library to be used by an application

Medina_Chirinos__Jor — Tue, 03 Apr 2018 12:20:02 GMT

Hi Dear all,

I am a beginner in SGX applications. I created an SGX project, a trusted part where my critical and sensitive data is kept and an untrusted part with functions that call the trusted part.

I would like, from another application access the functions defined in my untrusted.h that ultimately access the enclave.

how could I do that?

I would appreciate your help

regards

One possible way is to

Francisco_C_Intel — Tue, 03 Apr 2018 21:09:44 GMT

One possible way is to convert your untrusted application into a shared library instead of an executable. Other possibilities include some sort of inter-process communications.

It really depends on the details regarding what you are trying to build.

Hi Francisco,

Medina_Chirinos__Jor — Wed, 04 Apr 2018 13:35:47 GMT

Hi Francisco,

I modified the makefile to get a shared library from my untrusted part instead of an exe. however, when I use a function (sgx_init()) prototyped in the header file from the untrusted section I get

undefined reference to `sgx_init()'

the change I made to the MAKEFILE was:

EXE

#sample: $(UNTRUSTED_DIR)/myenclave_u.o $(App_C_Objects)

# @$(CXX) $^ -o $@ $(App_Link_Flags)

# @echo "LINK => $@"

SHARED

libsample.so : $(UNTRUSTED_DIR)/myenclave_u.o $(App_C_Objects)

@$(CXX) -shared $^ -o $@

@echo "LINK => $@"