Creation of explicit forwarding rules in the protect_payload.rs #251
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This commit creates a small framework similar to IPRules that allows to explicitly forwards registers from the payload to the firmware and in the opposite direction. Last but not least, it creates and test a forwarding rule for ecall from S mode.
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This commit creates a small framework similar to IPRules that allows to explicitly forwards registers from the payload to the firmware and in the opposite direction. Last but not least, it creates and test a forwarding rule for ecall from S mode.