Ecdsa server task with support for ast1060-ecdsa hardware #9
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- Remove inline module definitions for better code organization - Use placeholder modules for development and testing - Maintain zero-copy performance optimizations throughout
…ow app.toml enables ast1060-ecdsa verifier and app-placeholder.toml enables the mock implementation.
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Key Components:
drv-openprot-ecdsa-server: Core server implementation with feature-gated backends
drv-openprot-ecdsa-api: Type-safe API definitions and error handling
drv-ast1060-ecdsa: Hardware-specific AST1060 ECDSA verifier driver
ast1060-ecdsa-test: Example application driving the IPC.
Supported Operations:
P-384 Curve: Full support for NIST P-384 elliptic curve parameters
Server Implementations:
VerifierOnlyServer
FullServer<S,V>
The AST1060 ECDSA implementation in aspeed-ddk was replaced with a crate inside the hubris tree that complies with the latest OpenPRoT trait versions and concrete types. This includes the updated
EcdsaVerifyandEcdsaSigntraits, as well as the standardized P384PublicKeyandP384Signature` types from the OpenPRoT HAL blocking framework.