A crypto callback that returns WC_PENDING_E for a TLS record cipher
silently corrupted records: Encrypt()/Decrypt() advance the cipher
state to CIPHER_STATE_END before the pending check, so on resume the
record is shipped without re-running the cipher.
WOLF_CRYPTO_CB_ASYNC_POLL gives crypto callback devices the QAT/Nitrox
"poll to fill output" completion model. On WC_PENDING_E the async event
stays queued; wolfSSL_AsyncPoll() re-enters the device with the new
WC_ALGO_TYPE_ASYNC_POLL (wc_CryptoCb_Poll) to finish the job and fill
the output buffer. The re-entry only polls while the event is still
pending, and a device that cannot complete the job (no poll support, or
it reports nothing pending) hard-fails with WC_HW_E rather than
reporting the op done with an unfilled buffer. Only the two async record
ciphers (AES and 3DES markers) are routed to poll completion, and only
when crypto callbacks are the async backend (not QAT/Cavium/SW);
handshake PK keeps the re-invoke model. The wolfSSL_AsyncPop eviction is
gated for poll-capable devices so the existing resume-at-CIPHER_STATE_END
path becomes correct with no record state-machine changes.
Without the feature (and without a software/QAT/Cavium backend) a
pending bulk cipher op now errors out with ASYNC_OP_E instead of
corrupting the record, and configure/cryptocb.c warn about the
unsupported combination.
Tests in tests/api/test_async.c cover direct AES-GCM/CBC/CCM and 3DES
poll completion in both directions at multiple pend depths, negative
cases for cipher types defined but not dispatched (ChaCha, single DES),
and full TLS 1.3 handshake+echo: an encrypt-offload run, a both-
directions run that offloads encrypt and decrypt on both peers using a
per-peer device, and the no-poll failure path.
Add settings.h include before the compile guard in asn_orig.c so
WOLFSSL_IGNORE_FILE_WARN is available when compiled separately.
Add -Wno-pedantic for asn_orig.c in async examples Makefile to
suppress empty translation unit warning.
## Summary
- Add non-blocking (incremental) Curve25519 key generation and shared secret via `WC_X25519_NONBLOCK`, modeled after the existing ECC non-blocking pattern (`WC_ECC_NONBLOCK`)
- Implement `curve25519_nb()` and `fe_inv__distinct_nb()` in `fe_low_mem.c` as state-machine variants that return `FP_WOULDBLOCK` to yield after each field multiply
- Add `wc_curve25519_set_nonblock()` API to attach/detach non-blocking context to a key
- Integrate X25519 non-blocking with TLS 1.2/1.3 key share generation and shared secret in `tls.c` and `internal.c` (behind `WC_X25519_NONBLOCK && WOLFSSL_ASYNC_CRYPT_SW`)
- Add `--enable-curve25519=nonblock` configure option (auto-enables `--enable-asynccrypt` and `--enable-asynccrypt-sw`)
- Add X25519 async software dispatch cases in `async.c` and types in `async.h`
- Fix async guard in `curve25519.c` to require `WOLFSSL_ASYNC_CRYPT_SW` (matching other algorithms)
- Overhaul `examples/async/` client/server: non-blocking I/O via `WOLFSSL_USER_IO`, standalone `Makefile`, X25519/ECC mode selection, CI-friendly ready-file sync
- Add `examples/configs/user_settings_curve25519nonblock.h` and CI coverage in `os-check.yml` and new `async-examples.yml` workflow
- Add wolfcrypt test and API test coverage for X25519 non-blocking
tests/api.c: add error_test() adapted from wolfcrypt/test/test.c, checking all error strings for expected presence/absence and length, called from existing test_wolfSSL_ERR_strings().
wolfssl/ssl.h, wolfssl/error-ssl.h, and wolfssl/wolfcrypt/error-crypt.h:
* move several negative error return codes from ssl.h to error-ssl.h,
* renumber them to conform to existing sequence, and
* include error-ssl.h from ssl.h;
* add special-case WOLFSSL_DEBUG_TRACE_ERROR_CODES macros for WOLFSSL_FAILURE;
* add missing WOLFSSL_API attribute to wc_backtrace_render().
add numerous WC_NO_ERR_TRACE()s to operand error code uses, cleaning up error traces in general, and particularly when WOLFSSL_DEBUG_TRACE_ERROR_CODES_ALWAYS.
* crypto lib (36),
* crypto test&benchmark (20),
* TLS lib (179),
* examples (122),
* linuxkm (3),
* tests/api.c (2272).
David Garske
Juliusz Sosinowicz
JacobBarthelmeh
effbiae
Daniel Pouzzner
jordan
Andras Fekete