* Adds libsgx_capable, which is currently only available in the Windows
version of the Intel SGX SDK. The Linux implementation of this library
adds the following functions:
sgx_status_t sgx_is_capable (int *sgx_capable);
sgx_status_t sgx_cap_get_status (sgx_device_status_t *sgx_device_status);
sgx_status_t sgx_cap_enable_device (sgx_device_status_t *sgx_device_status);
And adds the following error code (also from the Windows version of the
Intel SGX SDK):
SGX_ERROR_NO_PRIVILEGE
Generates both a static and dynamic build of libsgx_capable. This is
incorporated into the SDK package, not the PSW package, since software
installers need to check for Intel SGX capability on systems where the PSW
may not already be installed. This means that installers will either have
to statically link, or distribute the .so with their installation package.
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Signed-off-by: John P Mechalas <john.p.mechalas@intel.com>
Exposing sockets to Docker containers is typically done via bind
mounts, which does not work for abstract sockets since they don't
exist in the file system.
Signed-off-by: Sean Christopherson <sean.j.christopherson@intel.com>
The old get_arch() function would only work on systems configured in English, since it looked for the 'Class:' string.
The new get_arch() function uses the 'magic' information from the readelf output to determine the architecture of the build from generated binary.
Signed-off-by: Rodolfo Silva <rodolfo@grupomarinho.com.br>
The old get_arch() function would only work on systems configured in English, since it looked for the 'Class:' string.
The new get_arch() function uses the 'magic' information from the readelf output to determine the architecture of the build from generated binary.
Signed-off-by: Rodolfo Silva <rodolfo@grupomarinho.com.br>
The old get_arch() function would only work on systems configured in English, since it looked for the 'Class:' string.
The new get_arch() function uses the 'magic' information from the readelf output to determine the architecture of the build from generated binary.
Signed-off-by: Rodolfo Silva <rodolfo@grupomarinho.com.br>
Li, Xun