This function continues the staged process of verifying the message authentication code over all data in the set of input buffers. Verification will be based on the authentication code presented as in...
This function wraps the supplied key using the context. It allows a key to be exported from a CSP. Four types of wrapping exist: Wrap a symmetric key with a symmetric key. Wrap a symmetric key with an...
The cs_oid_cmp() function compares two OIDs and returns an integer that indicates whether the two OIDs are equal. A NULL value may be passed as either or both parameters. Two NULL pointers are equal.
The cs_oid_dup() function duplicates an OID and returns the copy of the original OID. Resources associated with the returned OID must be released by the application after use with a call to cs_oid_fre...
The cs_oid_set_cmp() function compares two OID sets and returns an integer that indicates whether the two sets are equal. The order of the elements in each set is not important. Duplicate entries in e...
The cs_oid_set_dup() function duplicates an OID set and returns a copy of the original OID set. Resources associated with the returned OID set must be released by the application after use with a call...
The cs_oid_set_free() function frees an OID set that was allocated using one of the following functions: cs_oid_set_dup(), cs_oid_set_insert(), cs_oid_set_isect(), cs_oid_set_union() A NULL value may ...
The cs_oid_set_insert() function adds an OID to an OID set. The OID is inserted if it is not already in the set. If the set does not exist (NULL passed for the set), a new set is created. Resources as...
The cs_oid_set_isect() function creates a new OID set that is the intersection of two OID sets. Resources associated with the new OID set must be released by the application after use with a call to c...
The cs_oid_set_union() function creates a new OID set that is the union of two OID sets. Resources associated with the new OID set must be released by the application after use with a call to cs_oid_s...
The ctermid() function generates a string that, when used as a pathname, refers to the current controlling terminal for the current process. If ctermid() returns a pathname, access to the file is not ...
