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* Add sanity overflow check
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"division 'sizeof (...)' does not compute the number of array elements
[-Wsizeof-pointer-div]"
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Anywhere but the beam sources we shouldn't #include "erl_nif.h", because
what "erl_nif.h" does is: (1) fail to find it outside of -I dirs, (2)
then treat it as if it was written like <erl_nif.h>. Using <erl_nif.h>
skips (1).
More information can be found in 6.10.2 of the C standard.
Because the examples use "erl_nif.h", NIF projects in the Erlang
ecosystem copy this verbatim and make the same mistake.
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as is strongly recommended by gcc man page.
We use __attribute__ ((visibility("default"))) to make sure
the init functions are properly exported.
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Using the generic EVP_* API makes it possible to unify
algorithm-specific nif functions to a single generic
function. Effectively the same change that took place on the Erlang
API in R16B01 is now applied to the C code.
The old implementation using the low-level API is kept
for compiling against old OpenSSL,
as parts of the EVP API were introduced in OpenSSL 1.0.0.
There are various minor improvements as well:
- supported algorithms are now provided by the nif code (not a mix of
the C and Erlang code)
- remove unnecessary variables and macro definitions
Most of the changes in this commit comes from Dániel Szoboszlay
https://github.com/dszoboszlay/otp/commit/07f7056f955b324df4ace
which is part of his 'fips' branch.
Now also rebased on master branch.
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without relying on opt-version has been built.
Removed ASSERT to make crypto_callback.debug.so work without
dynamic linking to libcrypto.so.
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Nice crash instead of segv or worse.
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if static linking of openssl is used.
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Facts:
crypto nif-lib registers callback functions that openssl uses
for memory management and thread synchronization. The callback
functions can only be set once, openssl does not allow changing the
callback functions.
Problem:
If openssl is dynamicly linked to crypto, you might get s scenario
where the crypto lib is unloaded while leaving openssl loaded
with its old pointers to the unloaded crypto code intact.
If crypto is then reloaded (by init:restart() for example), the crypto
nif-lib might get relocated at a different address. crypto calls
openssl which in turn calls the old invalid callback functions...kaboom.
Solution:
Break apart the callback functions into a separate dynamic lib that
crypto loads with dlopen. When crypto is unloaded the callback lib is
left in place to be reused if/when crypto is loaded again.
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