libqcomtee: Restrict object-id space to 32-bits#27
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Restrict the object-id space for user-space invoked objects to 32-bits. This allows the QCOMTEE driver to infer whether the object is being invoked from the kernel-space or user-space. The kernel-space dictates a as 64-bit object-id field whose MSB is set when the object is invoked by a kernel client. By restricting the user-space to a 32-bit field, we ensure that the MSB is always unset. This is also in-line with QTEE expectation of 32-bit object ids. Signed-off-by: Harshal Dev <harshal.dev@oss.qualcomm.com>
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Restrict the object-id space for user-space invoked objects to 32-bits. This allows the QCOMTEE driver to infer whether the object is being invoked from the kernel-space or user-space. The kernel-space dictates a as 64-bit object-id field whose MSB is set when the object is invoked by a kernel client. By restricting the user-space to a 32-bit field, we ensure that the MSB is always unset.
This is also in-line with QTEE expectation of 32-bit object ids.