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Jarkko Sakkinen
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In tpm2-protocol 0.11 requirement for requiring a working stack are heavily relaxed.
In the current stable (0.10.x) memory interaction can be broken down as follows:
1. There is no internal buffering, meaning that internal state does not consume stack.
2. The result is stored in stack.
In the next version (0.11.x) the memory semantics reduce into:
1. Like in the previous version no internal buffering.
2. There's neither parsing nor building. The macros generate a set of interfacs and all parts can be observed with a set of macro generated traits. This builds on the foundation of the DSL developed for describing TCG specs.
I.e. absolutely minimum requirements to run it are:
1. ROM
2. CPU or microcontroller with reasonable register space.
In the current stable (0.10.x) memory interaction can be broken down as follows:
1. There is no internal buffering, meaning that internal state does not consume stack.
2. The result is stored in stack.
In the next version (0.11.x) the memory semantics reduce into:
1. Like in the previous version no internal buffering.
2. There's neither parsing nor building. The macros generate a set of interfacs and all parts can be observed with a set of macro generated traits. This builds on the foundation of the DSL developed for describing TCG specs.
I.e. absolutely minimum requirements to run it are:
1. ROM
2. CPU or microcontroller with reasonable register space.
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