ippsMLDSA_Sign#
Uses the private key to generate a digital signature for a given message.
Syntax#
IppStatus ippsMLDSA_Sign(const Ipp8u* pMsg,
const Ipp32s msgLen,
const Ipp8u* pCtx,
const Ipp32s ctxLen,
const Ipp8u* pPrvKey,
Ipp8u* pSign,
IppsMLDSAState* pMLDSAState,
Ipp8u* pScratchBuffer,
IppBitSupplier rndFunc,
void* pRndParam);
Include Files#
ippcp.h
Parameters#
pMsg |
Pointer to the message that needs to be signed. |
msgLen |
Length of the message in bytes. |
pCtx |
Pointer to the context, can be |
ctxLen |
Length of the context in bytes. |
pPrvKey |
Pointer to the private key. |
pSign |
Pointer to the produced signature. |
pMLDSAState |
Pointer to the ML-DSA context. |
pScratchBuffer |
Pointer to the working buffer of size queried ippsMLDSA_SignBufferGetSize. |
rndFunc |
Optional function pointer to generate random numbers, can be |
pRndParam |
Optional parameters for |
Description#
The function signs the message using the provided private key. The size of the signature depends on the selected scheme type and can be obtained using ippsMLDSA_GetInfo function. The working buffer should be allocated with the size not less than provided by ippsMLDSA_SignBufferGetSize function.
This function internally uses the random number generator (RNG) provided by the user through the rndFunc
parameter, please see User’s Implementation of a RNG
for more information on creating a customer-defined RNG object. If rndFunc is NULL, an internal
default random number generator based on the RDSEED hardware instruction is used.
Return Values#
ippStsNoErr |
Indicates no error. Any other value indicates an error or warning. |
ippStsNullPtrErr |
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ippStsContextMatchErr |
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ippStsMemAllocErr |
An internal functional error. If this output status appears, update to the latest version of the library or contact Intel. |
ippStsLengthErr |
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ippStsBadArgErr |
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ippStsNotSupportedModeErr |
Unsupported |
ippStsErr |
Random bit sequence can’t be generated. |
An error that may be returned by |
Problems with the user-defined random number generator. |