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On macOS, locale_t is not defined in <locale.h>. Although it is
defined in <xlocale.h>, we rather not use locales at all for POSIX
compliance.
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This reverts commit 173ad93cc54057886b2055f3d73ea64a047127d1.
We should rather use newlocale() when per-thread locale is not set.
Otherwise uselocale() could return LC_GLOBAL_LOCALE on some
platforms (e.g. musl-libc) and calling strerror_l() with it leads to
an undefined behavior.
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NetBSD deliberately doesn't support per-thread locale and our
thread-safe replacement of strerror() using strerror_l() cannot be
used. Fallback to strerror_r() in that case.
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In anything security sensitive, use secure_getenv() implementation
for retrieving environment variables.
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* This enables passing around bytes which represent PKCS#11 RPC calls.
* Caller is responsible for connecting/disconnecting and so on.
* Client side caller gets a mixin from p11_rpc_client_init() to call
into, which generates callbacks with byte arrays to be transported.
* Server side calls p11_rpc_server_handle() with a CK_FUNCTION_LIST_PTR
on which relevant methods get called.
* Doesn't yet implement the actual daemon or clients etc...
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54105
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Since fprintf (stderr, ...) already doesn't print atomically, we don't
lose any atomicity here. If we want to print atomically this will need
some further reworking anyway.
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This reflects that preconditions are invalid/unreachable on a
functioning system and with valid input. We do not try to recover
from such conditions.
In addition teach coverity about how our test suite fails
See http://p11-glue.freedesktop.org/doc/p11-kit/devel-building-style.html
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=985005
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This is based off the roots-store from gnome-keyring and loads
certificates from a root directory and exposes them as PKCS#11
objects.
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It was getting really wild knowing whether a function returning
an int would return -1 on failure or 0 or whether the int return
value was actually a number etc..
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Start using p11_ as our internal prefix rather than _p11_. We explicitly
export p11_kit_ so this is fine as far as visibility.
Move the threading, mutex, and module compat, dict, and array code
into the common directory too.
Take this opportunity to clean up a bit of internal API as well,
since so many lines are being touched internally.
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