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Two problems:
I am running VS 2017 as an Administrator.
1. Without installing the SDK, how can I call the function sgx_is_capable? Do I just copy the sgx_capable.dll file into our own folder and call the function? Is this code one of the ways to call it?
HINSTANCE hinstLib = LoadLibrary(L"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\OurApp\\sgx_capable.dll"); typedef LONG(WINAPI *SGX_CAPABLE)(int *); SGX_CAPABLE sgxcapable; sgxcapable = (SGX_CAPABLE)GetProcAddress(hinstLib, "sgx_is_capable"); INT bSGX; sgxcapable(&bSGX);
2. Even when I call this function with the Intel SGX SDK installed, this error pops up (though the bSGX does get set to 0, which matches the system capabilities):
Exception thrown at 0x0FA31CF7 (sgx_capable.dll) in CryptoMSDN.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0x00CCE8E1.
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Added include and changed typedef to this and it seems to work now:
#include "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Intel\\IntelSGXSDK\\include\\sgx_capable.h" typedef sgx_status_t (SGXAPI *SGX_CAPABLE)(int *);
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