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40 
41 /*
42 //
43 //  Purpose:
44 //     Cryptography Primitive.
45 //     EC over Prime Finite Field (EC Point operations)
46 //
47 //  Contents:
48 //        ippsECCPSetPoint()
49 //
50 */
51 
52 #include "owndefs.h"
53 #include "owncp.h"
54 #include "pcpeccp.h"
55 
56 /*F*
57 //    Name: ippsECCPSetPoint
58 //
59 // Purpose: Converts regular affine coordinates EC point (pX,pY)
60 //          into internal presentation - montgomery projective.
61 //
62 // Returns:                Reason:
63 //    ippStsNullPtrErr        NULL == pEC
64 //                            NULL == pPoint
65 //                            NULL == pX
66 //                            NULL == pY
67 //
68 //    ippStsContextMatchErr   illegal pEC->idCtx
69 //                            illegal pX->idCtx
70 //                            illegal pY->idCtx
71 //                            illegal pPoint->idCtx
72 //
73 //    ippStsOutOfECErr        point out-of EC
74 //
75 //    ippStsNoErr             no errors
76 //
77 // Parameters:
78 //    pX          pointer to the regular affine coordinate X
79 //    pY          pointer to the regular affine coordinate Y
80 //    pPoint      pointer to the EC Point context
81 //    pEC        pointer to the ECCP context
82 //
83 // Note:
84 //    if B==0 and (x,y)=(0,y) then point at Infinity will be set up
85 //    if B!=0 and (x,y)=(0,0) then point at Infinity will be set up
86 //    else point with requested coordinates (x,y) wil be set up
87 //    There are no check validation inside!
88 //
89 *F*/
90 IPPFUN(IppStatus, ippsECCPSetPoint,(const IppsBigNumState* pX,
91                                         const IppsBigNumState* pY,
92                                         IppsECCPPointState* pPoint,
93                                         IppsECCPState* pEC))
94 {
95    /* test pEC */
96    IPP_BAD_PTR1_RET(pEC);
97    /* use aligned EC context */
98    pEC = (IppsGFpECState*)( IPP_ALIGNED_PTR(pEC, ECGFP_ALIGNMENT) );
99    IPP_BADARG_RET(!ECP_TEST_ID(pEC), ippStsContextMatchErr);
100 
101    /* test pX and pY */
102    IPP_BAD_PTR2_RET(pX,pY);
103    pX = (IppsBigNumState*)( IPP_ALIGNED_PTR(pX, ALIGN_VAL) );
104    pY = (IppsBigNumState*)( IPP_ALIGNED_PTR(pY, ALIGN_VAL) );
105    IPP_BADARG_RET(!BN_VALID_ID(pX), ippStsContextMatchErr);
106    IPP_BADARG_RET(!BN_VALID_ID(pY), ippStsContextMatchErr);
107 
108    {
109       IppStatus sts;
110 
111       IppsGFpState* pGF = ECP_GFP(pEC);
112       gsModEngine* pGFE = GFP_PMA(pGF);
113       int elemLen = GFP_FELEN(pGFE);
114       IppsGFpElement elmX, elmY;
115 
116       cpGFpElementConstruct(&elmX, cpGFpGetPool(1, pGFE), elemLen);
117       cpGFpElementConstruct(&elmY, cpGFpGetPool(1, pGFE), elemLen);
118       do {
119          BNU_CHUNK_T* pData = BN_NUMBER(pX);
120          int ns = BN_SIZE(pX);
121          sts = ippsGFpSetElement((Ipp32u*)pData, BITS2WORD32_SIZE(BITSIZE_BNU(pData, ns)), &elmX, pGF);
122          if(ippStsNoErr!=sts) break;
123          pData = BN_NUMBER(pY);
124          ns = BN_SIZE(pY);
125          sts = ippsGFpSetElement((Ipp32u*)pData, BITS2WORD32_SIZE(BITSIZE_BNU(pData, ns)), &elmY, pGF);
126          if(ippStsNoErr!=sts) break;
127          sts = ippsGFpECSetPoint(&elmX, &elmY, pPoint, pEC);
128       } while(0);
129 
130       cpGFpReleasePool(2, pGFE);
131       return sts;
132    }
133 }
134