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wolfSSL Enclave Example
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This repository contains an example application, written in C++, which
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demonstrates how to link with the wolfSSL lightweight SSL/TLS library with a
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simple Enclave. First create wolfssl.lib from <wolfssl-root>/IDE/WIN-SGX
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then copy wolfssl.lib to SGX_example/. Steps for creating wolfssl.lib can be
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found in the main wolfSSL directory. <wolfssl-root>/IDE/WIN-SGX/ReadMe.txt.
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After creating and moving wolfssl.lib add the include path to wolfSSL header
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files. It's suggested to add this with all platforms and all configurations
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selected so that it only has to be added once.
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Next optionally set the platform toolset for the compiler desired to use.
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By default it is set to Intel C++ 16.0.
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Below is the expected results when running the created benchmark application.
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## Limitations
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This code has been developed and tested on Visual Studio 2013 with the
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default Intel compiler set. It may work for other versions but building
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has not been tested on other versions.
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1)Single Threaded
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2)Crypto Only
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3)AES-NI intrensics not added
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## Support
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Please contact wolfSSL at support@wolfssl.com with any questions, bug fixes,
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or suggested feature additions.
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