oe_abort oe_add_vectored_exception_handler oe_assert oe_free_attestation_certificate oe_free_key oe_free_report oe_free_seal_key oe_free_target_info oe_generate_attestation_certificate oe_get_enclave oe_get_private_key oe_get_private_key_by_policy oe_get_public_key oe_get_public_key_by_policy oe_get_report_v2 oe_get_seal_key_by_policy_v2 oe_get_seal_key_v2 oe_get_target_info_v2 oe_host_calloc oe_host_free oe_host_malloc oe_host_realloc oe_host_strndup oe_identity_verify_callback_t oe_is_outside_enclave oe_is_within_enclave oe_parse_report oe_random oe_remove_vectored_exception_handler oe_verify_attestation_certificate oe_verify_report

oe_add_vectored_exception_handler() oe_result_t oe_add_vectored_exception_handler ( bool  is_first_handler, oe_vectored_exception_handler_t  vectored_handler  ) OP-TEE provides single-threaded enclaves only, and its ELF loader does not support thread-local relocations. Hence, any enclave that includes a variable marked with __thread will not only not work, but it will fail to load altogether. Register a new vectored exception handler. Call this function to add a new vectored exception handler. If successful, the registered handler will be called when an exception happens inside the enclave. Parameters [in] is_first_handler The parameter indicates that the input handler should be the first exception handler to be called. If it is false, the input handler will be appended to the end of exception handler chain, otherwise it will be added as the first handler in the exception handler chain. [in] vectored_handler The input vectored exception handler to register. It must be a function defined in the enclave. The same handler can only be registered once; a 2nd registration will fail. If the function succeeds, the handler may be removed later by passing it to oe_remove_vectored_exception_handler(). Returns OE_OK successful OE_INVALID_PARAMETER a parameter is invalid OE_FAILURE failed to add handler