3 * Locked memory allocation (Unix-specific)
5 * (c) 1999 Straylight/Edgeware
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28 /*----- Header files ------------------------------------------------------*/
38 #include <sys/types.h>
42 # include <sys/mman.h>
45 #include <mLib/arena.h>
46 #include <mLib/dstr.h>
51 /*----- Arena operations --------------------------------------------------*/
53 static void *aalloc(arena
*a
, size_t sz
) { return l_alloc((lmem
*)a
, sz
); }
54 static void afree(arena
*a
, void *p
) { l_free((lmem
*)a
, p
); }
55 static void apurge(arena
*a
) { l_purge((lmem
*)a
); }
57 static const arena_ops l_ops
= { aalloc
, arena_fakerealloc
, afree
, apurge
};
59 /*----- Main code ---------------------------------------------------------*/
63 * Arguments: @lmem *lm@ = pointer to locked memory descriptor
64 * @size_t sz@ = size of locked memory area requested
66 * Returns: Zero if everything is fine, @+1@ if some insecure memory was
67 * allocated, and @-1@ if everything went horribly wrong.
69 * Use: Initializes the locked memory manager. This function is safe
70 * to call in a privileged program; privileges should usually be
71 * dropped after allocating the locked memory block.
73 * You must call @sub_init@ before allocating locked memory
77 int l_init(lmem
*lm
, size_t sz
)
83 /* --- Preliminaries --- */
89 /* --- Try making a secure locked passphrase buffer --- *
91 * Drop privileges before emitting diagnostic messages.
96 /* --- Memory-map a page from somewhere --- */
99 p
= mmap(0, sz
, PROT_READ
| PROT_WRITE
, MAP_PRIVATE
| MAP_ANON
, -1, 0);
103 if ((fd
= open("/dev/zero", O_RDWR
)) >= 0) {
104 p
= mmap(0, sz
, PROT_READ
| PROT_WRITE
, MAP_PRIVATE
, fd
, 0);
110 /* --- Lock the page in memory --- *
112 * Why does @mmap@ return such a stupid result if it fails?
115 if (p
== 0 || p
== MAP_FAILED
) {
116 lm
->emsg
= "couldn't map locked memory area: %s";
119 } else if (mlock(p
, sz
)) {
120 lm
->emsg
= "error locking memory area: %s";
129 /* --- Make a standard passphrase buffer --- */
135 lm
->emsg
= "locked memory not available on this system";
138 if ((p
= malloc(sz
)) == 0) {
139 lm
->emsg
= "not enough standard memory!";
146 /* --- Initialize the buffer --- */
148 lm
->sz
= lm
->free
= sz
;
151 /* --- Initialize the free list --- */
165 /* --- @l_alloc@ --- *
167 * Arguments: @lmem *lm@ = pointer to locked memory descriptor
168 * @size_t sz@ = size requested
170 * Returns: Pointer to allocated memory.
172 * Use: Allocates @sz@ bytes of locked memory.
175 void *l_alloc(lmem
*lm
, size_t sz
)
179 sz
= (sz
+ 3u) & ~3u;
180 for (l
= lm
->l
; l
; l
= l
->next
) {
187 l_node
*n
= CREATE(l_node
);
195 assert(((void)"Locked buffer space has vanished", lm
->free
>= sz
));
202 /* --- @l_free@ --- *
204 * Arguments: @lmem *lm@ = pointer to locked memory descriptor
205 * @void *p@ = pointer to block
209 * Use: Releases a block of locked memory.
212 void l_free(lmem
*lm
, void *p
)
217 for (l
= lm
->l
; l
; l
= l
->next
) {
220 /* --- If this isn't the block, skip it --- */
226 assert(((void)"Block is already free", l
->f
& LF_ALLOC
));
228 /* --- Coalesce with adjacent free blocks --- */
234 if (ll
&& !(ll
->f
& LF_ALLOC
)) {
235 assert(((void)"Previous block doesn't fit", ll
->p
+ ll
->sz
== p
));
243 if (ll
&& !(ll
->f
& LF_ALLOC
)) {
244 assert(((void)"Next block doesn't fit", ll
->p
== l
->p
+ l
->sz
));
251 assert(((void)"Free lunch", lm
->free
<= lm
->sz
));
254 assert(((void)"Not a locked block", 0));
257 /* --- @l_purge@ --- *
259 * Arguments: @lmem *lm@ = pointer to locked memory descriptor
263 * Use: Purges all the free blocks in the buffer, and clears all of
264 * the locked memory. Memory is not freed back to the system.
267 void l_purge(lmem
*lm
)
273 l_node
*ll
= l
->next
;
277 memset(lm
->p
, 0, lm
->sz
);
287 /* --- @l_destroy@ --- *
289 * Arguments: @lmem *lm@ = pointer to locked memory descriptor
293 * Use: Disposes of a locked memory arena permanently.
296 void l_destroy(lmem
*lm
)
302 l_node
*ll
= l
->next
;
306 memset(lm
->p
, 0, lm
->sz
);
309 if (lm
->f
& LF_LOCKED
)
310 munmap(lm
->p
, lm
->sz
);
316 /* --- @l_report@ --- *
318 * Arguments: @lmem *lm@ = pointer to locked memory descriptor
319 * @dstr *d@ = string to write the error message on
321 * Returns: Zero if the buffer is fine, @+1@ if there was a problem
322 * getting locked memory but insecure stuff could be allocated,
323 * and @-1@ if not even insecure memory could be found.
325 * Use: Returns a user-digestable explanation for the state of a
326 * locked memory buffer. If the return code is zero, no message
327 * is emitted to the string @d@.
330 int l_report(lmem
*lm
, dstr
*d
)
334 dstr_putf(d
, lm
->emsg
, strerror(lm
->err
));
344 /*----- That's all, folks -------------------------------------------------*/