sec.h File Reference

#include <Security/Security.h>
#include <chrono>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
#include <iostream>
#include <thread>

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Namespaces
namespace	sec
	sec - security namespace

Macros
#define	__dx_pass_sec(fatal, test, ...)
#define	dx_pass_sec(test, ...)
#define	dx_pass_sec_fatal   dx_pass_sec

Functions
void	sec::burn () noexcept
	without enforcement a failed check reports and ends the operation, nothing else

Macro Definition Documentation

__dx_pass_sec

#define __dx_pass_sec	(		fatal,
			test,
			... )

Value:

{\
dx::os_result __dx_test_status=(test);\
if (dx::os_error(__dx_test_status)){\
    if constexpr(fatal)\
        sec::burn();\
    dx::halt();\
    throw dx::exception(\
        DX_STRINGIFY(test),\
        __dx_test_status,\
        cf::string(::SecCopyErrorMessageString(__dx_test_status, nullptr)),\
        __PRETTY_FUNCTION__,\
        __FILE__, __LINE__,\
        ##__VA_ARGS__);}}

a failed security call throws, naming the call, its status and the system's own message; the fatal form lights the tamper response first - both spellings end the operation the same way, so a call site reads alike either way

dx_pass_sec

#define dx_pass_sec	(		test,
			... )

Value:

__dx_pass_sec(false, test, ##__VA_ARGS__)

dx_pass_sec_fatal

#define dx_pass_sec_fatal   dx_pass_sec