ica_sha384

Purpose

Performs a secure hash on the input data using the SHA-384 algorithm.

Format

unsigned int ica_sha384(unsigned int message_part,
  uint64_t input_length,
  const unsigned char *input_data,
  sha512_context_t *sha512_context,
  unsigned char *output_data);

Required hardware support

KIMD-SHA-512 and KLMD-SHA-512

Parameters

unsigned int message_part

The message chaining state. This parameter must be one of the following values:

SHA_MSG_PART_ONLY

A single hash operation

SHA_MSG_PART_FIRST

The first part

SHA_MSG_PART_MIDDLE

The middle part

SHA_MSG_PART_FINAL

The last part

uint64_t input_length

Length in bytes of the input data to be hashed using the SHA-384 algorithm. For SHA_MSG_PART_FIRST and SHA_MSG_PART_MIDDLE calls, the byte length must be a multiple of 128, that is, the SHA-384 block size.

const unsigned char *input_data

Pointer to the input data to be hashed. This pointer must not be zero. So even in case of zero size message data, it must be set to a valid value.

sha512_context_t *sha512_context

Pointer to the SHA-512 context structure used to store intermediate values needed when chaining is used. The contents are ignored for message part SHA_MSG_PART_ONLY and SHA_MSG_PART_FIRST. This structure must contain the returned value of the preceding call to ica_sha384 for message part SHA_MSG_PART_MIDDLE and SHA_MSG_PART_FINAL. For message part SHA_MSG_PART_FIRST and SHA_MSG_PART_FINAL, the returned value can be used for a chained call of ica_sha384. Therefore, the application must not modify the contents of this structure in between chained calls.

Note: SHA-384 also uses a SHA-512 context

unsigned char *output_data

Pointer to the buffer to contain the resulting hash data. The resulting output data has a length of SHA384_HASH_LENGTH. Make sure that the buffer is at least this size.

Return codes

0

Success

For return codes indicating exceptions, see Return codes.