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107 } scratch = {.buf = {0}, .alloc_index = 0}; variable111 scratch.owner = id; in tfm_crypto_set_scratch_owner()117 *id = scratch.owner; in tfm_crypto_get_scratch_owner()126 if (requested_size > (sizeof(scratch.buf) - scratch.alloc_index)) { in tfm_crypto_alloc_scratch()131 *buf = (void *)&scratch.buf[scratch.alloc_index]; in tfm_crypto_alloc_scratch()134 scratch.alloc_index += requested_size; in tfm_crypto_alloc_scratch()141 scratch.owner = 0; in tfm_crypto_clear_scratch()142 (void)memset(scratch.buf, 0, scratch.alloc_index); in tfm_crypto_clear_scratch()143 scratch.alloc_index = 0; in tfm_crypto_clear_scratch()
62 int "Default size of the internal scratch buffer"65 Default size of the internal scratch buffer used for PSA FF IOVec
34 scratch=
14 set(MCUBOOT_UPGRADE_STRATEGY "SWAP_USING_SCRATCH" CACHE STRING "Enable using scratch …
223 A system-provided scratch area is a precondition for implementing APIs that need254 /* Get current SP private data from scratch area */288 and TF-M SPM would switch the activated metadata into the scratch area. Finally,348 from the Secure Partition scratch area. The implementation can be:
170 … | | temporarily in an internal scratch buffer whose size…
133 physically swapped. This needs the scratch area to be defined in the memory350 with a scratch area in flash352 without a scratch area in flash
194 address where the scratch area starts, which is used during image swapping.195 - ``FLASH_AREA_SCRATCH_SIZE`` - Defines the size of the scratch area. The
