#
# regenerate_test_vector.py
# ------------------------------------------------------------
# Generates a new randomized test vector for ed25519_fpga_model
#
# Author: Pavel Shatov
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#
USAGE = "USAGE: regenerate_test_vector.py [openssl_binary]"
#

#
# This script generates a new randomized test vector that contains a
# private key
#

#
# IMPORTANT: As far as I understand, this will only work with OpenSSL 1.1.1,
# versions 1.1.0 and 1.0.2 don't seem to support the Ed25519 algoritm. If you
# system library is the older version, you can pass the location of the
# specific OpenSSL binary to use on the command line.
#

#
# imports
#
import sys
import subprocess

#
# variables
#
SECRET_KEY = "test.key"

OPENSSL = ""


#
# openssl_genpkey
#
def openssl_genpkey(binary, filename):
		
	subprocess.call([binary, "genpkey", "-algorithm", "Ed25519", "-out", filename])

	
#
# __main__
#
if __name__ == "__main__":

		# detect whether user requested some specific binary
	if len(sys.argv) == 1:
		OPENSSL = "openssl"
		print("Using system OpenSSL library.")
	elif len(sys.argv) == 2:
		OPENSSL = sys.argv[1]
		print("Using OpenSSL binary '" + OPENSSL + "'...")
	else:
		print(USAGE)
		
		# generate two new private keys
	if len(OPENSSL) > 0:
		openssl_genpkey(OPENSSL, SECRET_KEY)


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# End of file
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