pub struct Gramine;
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Gramine: Gramine is a virtualized runtime used to manage vanilla binaries to execute in an SGX execution environment. This struct allows access to specific overrides that come out-of-the-box with Gramine.

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impl Gramine

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pub fn generate_quote(user_data: &[u8]) -> Result<Vec<u8>, SbError>

Gramine::generate_quote: This call allows the user to progmatically create a signature, or “quote” that can prove some piece of data was generated by a specific enclave. This quote contains a field, “MR_ENCLAVE” Which holds a measurement of the code that generated the signature.

Parameters:
  • user_data: This is an arbitrary piece of data that can be attached to the signature for other parties to verify that this data was produced in an enclave with a MR_ENCLAVE measurement
Returns

Vec<u8> of a buffer containing the quote/signature

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pub fn read_rand(buf: &mut [u8]) -> Result<(), SbError>

read_rand: Gramine provides convinient accessors to read randomness that could not be predicted outside the enclave. Gramine will intercept calls to the getrandom syscall, /dev/random, and /dev/urandom to use SGX sourced randomness instead.

Relavent documentation:
Parameters:
  • buf: the buffer to write the output randomness to.
Returns

Error on failure.

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