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App devs can build and run a host app on Windows that loads ELF enclave binaries #35

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CodeMonkeyLeet opened this issue Nov 21, 2017 · 3 comments
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App devs can build and run a host app on Windows that loads ELF enclave binaries #35

CodeMonkeyLeet opened this issue Nov 21, 2017 · 3 comments
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Requires #34.
To enable OpenEnclave to run on Windows, we will need the host library to be built as a Windows library that can be incorporated into the Windows SDK toolchains and system dependencies. This includes converting the C runtime dependencies as well as any enclave call-outs to system to use Windows equivalents.
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Before #44 is done, we will also need some additional bridge work to support using the Windows version of the AESM, and FLC will not be available unless an additional Windows FLC driver is implemented.

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First take at Windows host compilation - #35
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Jork did a chunk of work for this in feature/WinAdapt but with the deferral of this deliverable for public preview, we will track getting the existing build-only changes checked in as a separate task from this full scenario referenced by other workitems.

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This has been mostly resolved with #108 and missing feature parity with Windows on the host side will be tracked as separate work items.

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@CodeMonkeyLeet CodeMonkeyLeet changed the title Adapt host library to build and run on Windows App devs can build and run a host app on Windows that loads ELF enclave binaries Jun 26, 2018
@CodeMonkeyLeet CodeMonkeyLeet added the windows Issue has to do with supporting Open Enclave on Windows label Nov 6, 2018
Britel pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2018
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Fix v2 OCALLs on Linux. (#35)
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