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Excuse me, I know that IPP is a library running in user-mode, but I want to know that is there any method to use it in the linux kernel, in the other words, I want to use the function provided by IPP in kernel-mode.
If that cannot be put into practice, I want to know Is Intel Cooreration has other products, which provides encryption functions, can be used in linux kernel.
Thank you very much! Looking forward you advices!
If that cannot be put into practice, I want to know Is Intel Cooreration has other products, which provides encryption functions, can be used in linux kernel.
Thank you very much! Looking forward you advices!
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>>...I want to use the function provided by IPP in kernel-mode...
I understood that you want to use Intel's IPPCryptography API in the Linuxkernel-mode, right?
Why wouldn't youtry to add a call to 'ippGetLibVersion' function to some kernel-level source file? Then
re-build the kernel, etc,and verify results ( some logging would be useful ).
I would be very glad to see results of your research\tests!
I understood that you want to use Intel's IPPCryptography API in the Linuxkernel-mode, right?
Why wouldn't youtry to add a call to 'ippGetLibVersion' function to some kernel-level source file? Then
re-build the kernel, etc,and verify results ( some logging would be useful ).
I would be very glad to see results of your research\tests!
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Hi Liang Lu,
You can use ippCP functionality in kernel mode without any limitations - for this purpose you must use non-pic library and specify correct calling convention (IPP uses stdcall, default ABI for Linux kernel mode is different).
Regards,
Igor
You can use ippCP functionality in kernel mode without any limitations - for this purpose you must use non-pic library and specify correct calling convention (IPP uses stdcall, default ABI for Linux kernel mode is different).
Regards,
Igor
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