capdl: support badged smc caps - #371
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Per the SMC RFC, a badged SMC cap allows users to restrict invocations on these caps to certain SMC function IDs. A badge of 0 does not restrict the SMC cap. Signed-off-by: Julia Vassiliki <julia.vassiliki@unsw.edu.au>
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I’ll address that unrelated CI issue (caused by an upstream crates.io dependency having been yanked) this week, then we can merge this. |
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Would it be possible to merge this and fix that later? |
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Given that all other checks ran and passed, yes, I’m okay with that |
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Per the SMC RFC, a badged SMC cap allows users to restrict invocations on these caps to certain SMC function IDs.
A badge of 0 does not restrict the SMC cap.
The C capDL tool implements the same thing.