1.20 CRYPT_AES_KeySet Function
C
int CRYPT_AES_KeySet(
CRYPT_AES_CTX* aes,
const unsigned char* key,
unsigned int keyLen,
const unsigned char* iv,
int dir
);
Description
This function sets the key, IV, and direction (encryption or decryption) that AES will later perform.
Preconditions
None.
Parameters
Parameters | Description |
---|---|
aes | Pointer to context which saves state between calls. |
key | Pointer to buffer holding the key itself. |
keyLen | Length of key in bytes. |
iv | Pointer to buffer holding the initialization vector. |
dir | Which operation (CRYPT_AES_ENCRYPTION or CRYPT_AES_DECRYPTION). |
Returns
BAD_FUNC_ARG - An invalid pointer was passed to the function.
0 - An invalid pointer was not passed to the function.
Remarks
None.
Example
CRYPT_AES_CTX mcAes;
int ret;
strncpy((char*)key, "1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuv", 32);
strncpy((char*)iv, "1234567890abcdef", 16);
ret = CRYPT_AES_KeySet(&mcAes, key, 16, iv, CRYPT_AES_ENCRYPTION);