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#ifndef SYSTEM_SECURITY_KEYSTORE_KEYMASTER__H_
#define SYSTEM_SECURITY_KEYSTORE_KEYMASTER__H_

#include <keystore/keymaster_types.h>

namespace keystore {

/**
 * Keymaster abstracts the underlying Keymaster device.  It will always inherit from the latest
 * keymaster HAL interface, and there will be one subclass which is a trivial passthrough, for
 * devices that actually support the latest version.  One or more additional subclasses will handle
 * wrapping older HAL versions, if needed.
 *
 * The reason for adding this additional layer, rather than simply using the latest HAL directly and
 * subclassing it to wrap any older HAL, is because this provides a place to put additional
 * methods which keystore can use when it needs to distinguish between different underlying HAL
 * versions, while still having to use only the latest interface.
 */
class Keymaster : public keymaster::IKeymasterDevice {
  public:
    virtual ~Keymaster() {}

    struct VersionResult {
        ErrorCode error;
        uint8_t majorVersion;
        bool isSecure;
        bool supportsEc;
    };

    virtual VersionResult halVersion() = 0;
};

}  // namespace keystore

#endif  // SYSTEM_SECURITY_KEYSTORE_KEYMASTER_DEVICE_H_