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/**
  @file mysys/my_aes.cc
*/

#include <sys/types.h>

#include "m_string.h"
#include "my_aes.h"
#include "my_inttypes.h"
#include "mysys/my_aes_impl.h"

/**
  Transforms an arbitrary long key into a fixed length AES key

  AES keys are of fixed length. This routine takes an arbitrary long key
  iterates over it in AES key length increment and XORs the bytes with the
  AES key buffer being prepared.
  The bytes from the last incomplete iteration are XORed to the start
  of the key until their depletion.
  Needed since crypto function routines expect a fixed length key.

  @param [in] key               Key to use for real key creation
  @param [in] key_length        Length of the key
  @param [out] rkey             Real key (used by OpenSSL)
  @param [out] opmode           encryption mode
*/

void my_aes_create_key(const unsigned char *key, uint key_length, uint8 *rkey,
                       enum my_aes_opmode opmode) {
  const uint key_size = my_aes_opmode_key_sizes[opmode] / 8;
  uint8 *rkey_end;                         /* Real key boundary */
  uint8 *ptr;                              /* Start of the real key*/
  const uint8 *sptr;                       /* Start of the working key */
  const uint8 *key_end = key + key_length; /* Working key boundary*/

  rkey_end = rkey + key_size;

  memset(rkey, 0, key_size); /* Set initial key  */

  for (ptr = rkey, sptr = key; sptr < key_end; ptr++, sptr++) {
    if (ptr == rkey_end) /*  Just loop over tmp_key until we used all key */
      ptr = rkey;
    *ptr ^= *sptr;
  }
}
