Public headers (notably esp_wifi_default.h) include esp_event.h,
esp_netif.h and esp_phy.h. Declare these in REQUIRES so the headers
are visible to consumers — same interface as the WiFi-enabled
registration at the bottom of this file.
Also declare wpa_supplicant as PRIV_REQUIRES so the remote/ EAP
stubs can include esp_eap_client.h when the stub registration is
compiled.
spinlock.h used #else to include riscv/rv_utils.h for all non-Xtensa
targets. On Linux host (neither __XTENSA__ nor __riscv defined), this
pulls in a non-existent header. Change to #elif __riscv, matching
esp_cpu.h's existing pattern.
On the Linux target the host's C library is used directly; none of the
LibC menu options apply. Mark the entire "LibC" menu as `depends on
!IDF_TARGET_LINUX` so its symbols (LIBC_NEWLIB, LIBC_PICOLIBC, …) stay
undefined on Linux builds.
Also gate the picolibc-specific include in components/console/linenoise/
linenoise.c under `!CONFIG_IDF_TARGET_LINUX` so the file does not try to
pull <stdio-bufio.h> on the host even if CONFIG_LIBC_PICOLIBC is set by
some other build path.
The test app set priv_requires as a single quoted string ("esp_event unity")
instead of separate list items. The v1 build system silently splits on
spaces, but the v2 compat layer treats it as a single component name.
feat(hal): add ECDSA, HMAC and Digital Signature support for esp32s31
Closes IDF-14623, IDF-14624, IDF-14621, and IDF-13062
See merge request espressif/esp-idf!48134
Enable ESP32-S31 in the USB device example build rules, supported
target tables, USB PHY pin mapping, and pytest target parametrization.
The target supports USB-OTG through its USB 2.0 PHY. Keep ESP32-S31
USB device tests marked as temporary CI skips until runners with the
usb_device tag are available.
The singleton subscriber security cache was overwritten on each new
subscribe, breaking PMKID match for all but the most recent service.
Move security state to own_svc, matched cred index to peer_svc.
security_cfg in wifi_nan_publish_cfg_t / wifi_nan_subscribe_cfg_t is a
large struct; pass it by pointer so callers don't bloat their cfg copy.
Driver deep-copies during publish/subscribe, so caller may free right
after the API returns. Add NULL-check when security_reqd is set.
Update both example apps to declare a local security_cfg and assign its
address. Add help text on EXAMPLE_NAN_SECURITY_ENABLED.
- Rename NAN_IPV6_ADDR_ID_LEN / IS_ZERO_NAN_ADDR_ID to ..._IPV6_IDENTIFIER
so the names no longer read like MAC-address constants; drop the
duplicate macro definition in esp_nan.h.
- Replace literal lengths with named macros: WIFI_OUI_LEN for
nan_vendor_ie_t.vendor_oui, and a new WIFI_MAC_ADDR_LEN (private)
applied to the NAN-related structs and callbacks in esp_private/wifi.h.
- Document each callback in struct nan_sync_callbacks and each helper
in struct nan_secure_dp_funcs: when fired / when invoked, what each
argument means, and the matching spec section where useful.
- Note in wifi_nan_datapath_req_t / wifi_nan_datapath_resp_t that they
cover the NCS-SK credential model only; pairing-based cipher suites
(NCS-PK-PASN) install per-peer ND-PMKs via a separate pairing API
without changing these structs. Record why per-NDP credential
injection at response time is not viable: the responder's PMKID
lookup happens at M1 receive time, before the indication event
surfaces to the host.
