Write Function

Description

Writes to the memory of a Sentinel protection key.

Syntax

hasp_status_t HASP_CALLCONV hasp_write(
                          hasp_handle_t handle,
                          hasp_fileid_t fileid,
                          hasp_size_t offset,
                          hasp_size_t length,
                          CONST void *buffer
                          )

Parameters

`handle`	Handle for the session
`fileid`	Identifier for the file to write. Possible values are: >For default read/write memory: HASP_FILEID_RW >For a dynamic memory file (read/write or read/write-once): The ID that was assigned to the file when the file was created. The ID is a value from 1 through 65471. NOTE Dynamic memory files are only supported by Sentinel HL (Driverless configuration) keys (excluding HL Basic and HL Pro keys).
`offset`	Byte offset in the file
`length`	Number of bytes to be written to the file
`buffer`	Pointer to the data that is written

Return Values

HASP_IDENTITY_RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED

HASP_REMOTE_COMM_ERR

HASP_DEVICE_ERR

HASP_LOCAL_COMM_ERR

Usage Notes

When this function is called, a write cycle is performed for the Sentinel protection key. Sentinel HL keys are certified to withstand a specific number of write cycles. For information on the number of write cycles for which Sentinel HL keys are certified, see the Sentinel HL Data Sheet.

NOTE To defeat a protection key emulator attempting to bypass software protection, you can check periodically that the protection key is available and that a session for the key exists. This should not be done using GetSessionInfo (this function does not detect a remote broken session). Instead, use one of the following functions: Encrypt, Decrypt, Read, Write. These functions will return HASP_BROKEN_SESSION if a session for the protection key does not exist.