1.30 CRYPT_ECC_PublicExport Function

C

int CRYPT_ECC_PublicExport(
    CRYPT_ECC_CTX* ecc,
    unsigned char* out,
    unsigned int outSz,
    unsigned int* usedSz
);

Description

This function takes an ECC public key and exports it in ANSI X9.63 format.

Preconditions

The context must be initialized previously with a call to CRYPT_ECC_Initialize. The key must also have been constructed with a call to CRYPT_ECC_DHE_KeyMake. A random number generator must have been initialized with a call to CRYPT_RNG_Initialize.

Parameters


Parameters	Description
ecc	Pointer to context which saves state between calls
out	Buffer in which to store the public key
outSz	The available size of the buffer, in bytes
usedSz	Return value indicating how many bytes were used

Returns

BAD_FUNC_ARG - An invalid pointer was passed to the function
BUFFER_E - The output buffer was too small to store the key
0 - An invalid pointer was not passed to the function

Remarks

None.

Example

CRYPT_ECC_CTX userA;
int           ret;
byte          sharedA[100];
unsigned int  aSz = (unsigned int)sizeof(sharedA);
unsigned int  usedA = 0;

ret = CRYPT_ECC_Initialize(&userA);
ret = CRYPT_ECC_DHE_KeyMake(&userA, &mcRng, 32);
ret = CRYPT_ECC_PublicExport(&userA, sharedA, aSz, &usedA);