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Enable support for STM32U585 #5

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@anhu anhu commented Feb 10, 2022

  • add a client and server over UART command using DMA.
  • use kyber level 1 if HAVE_PQC is defined.
  • only call TLSX_UseSupportedCurve() for kyber level 1.
  • make sure only one of HAVE_LIBOQS or HAVE_PQM4 is defined.

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All looks good here. I am not seeing the changes for adding HAVE_PQM4 in this, but I know they are there. Feel free to put up a public wolfSSL PR for this stuff. Might be easier.

#endif
/* This sets which UART to use for the console. It is something you will have
* to configure in STMCubeIDE and then change here. */
#define HAL_CONSOLE_UART huart3
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Please add #ifndef HAL_CONSOLE_UART around this.

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fixed on public PR.

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anhu commented Feb 11, 2022

Closing this PR as it has been re-opened as public PR.

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