Values for the privilege/security level of ELS commands. More...
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#define | MCUXCLELS_STATUS_PPROT_UNPRIVILEGED_SECURE |
This value of mcuxClEls_HwState_t.pprot means that the most recently started ELS operation was or is running in unprivileged secure mode. | |
#define | MCUXCLELS_STATUS_PPROT_PRIVILEGED_SECURE |
This value of mcuxClEls_HwState_t.pprot means that the most recently started ELS operation was or is running in privileged secure mode. | |
#define | MCUXCLELS_STATUS_PPROT_UNPRIVILEGED_NONSECURE |
This value of mcuxClEls_HwState_t.pprot means that the most recently started ELS operation was or is running in unprivileged non-secure mode. | |
#define | MCUXCLELS_STATUS_PPROT_PRIVILEGED_NONSECURE |
This value of mcuxClEls_HwState_t.pprot means that the most recently started ELS operation was or is running in privileged non-secure mode. | |
Values for the privilege/security level of ELS commands.
Note that some keys and memory areas may only be accessible when ELS is on a certain privilege/security level.
The default value, before any command has been executed, is MCUXCLELS_STATUS_PPROT_UNPRIVILEGED_NONSECURE.
#define MCUXCLELS_STATUS_PPROT_UNPRIVILEGED_SECURE |
This value of mcuxClEls_HwState_t.pprot means that the most recently started ELS operation was or is running in unprivileged secure mode.
#define MCUXCLELS_STATUS_PPROT_PRIVILEGED_SECURE |
This value of mcuxClEls_HwState_t.pprot means that the most recently started ELS operation was or is running in privileged secure mode.
#define MCUXCLELS_STATUS_PPROT_UNPRIVILEGED_NONSECURE |
This value of mcuxClEls_HwState_t.pprot means that the most recently started ELS operation was or is running in unprivileged non-secure mode.
#define MCUXCLELS_STATUS_PPROT_PRIVILEGED_NONSECURE |
This value of mcuxClEls_HwState_t.pprot means that the most recently started ELS operation was or is running in privileged non-secure mode.