mem_neq is no more used directly. XMEM_NEQ is used instead,
in the same way XMEMCMP, XMEMCPY,... are.
Signed-off-by: Pascal Brand <pascal.brand@st.com>
as proposed in RFC 3447 only one error return code is used when there are
errors while decoding the pkcs#1 format.
also, all steps are executed and only the "output" is skipped if something
went wrong.
Sorry this could break backwards compatibility, since there's no more
BUFFER_OVERFLOW messaging.
Former error-handling code could also be affected because now there's only
OK as return code in cases where "res" is also set to '1'.
The existing LTC code for padding meassages for PSS signatures
contained a small error. In particular, the PSS-passing algorithms is
supposed to be given (bitlength of key - 1) as an argument. The LTC
code passes (bitlength of key), and subtracts 1 in the middle of the
PSS-padding. This subtraction unfortunately comes too late: a
calculation using that argument has already been made. Fortunately,
this bug only appeared if the bit-length of the key was 1 mod 8, and
so is unlikely to show up in practice. Still, this patch fixes the
problem.
Conflicts:
src/pk/pkcs1/pkcs_1_pss_decode.c
