[dm][tee] support Trusted Execution Environment (TEE)

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- @subpage page_device_clock_time
- @subpage page_device_hwtimer
- @subpage page_device_ptp
- @subpage page_device_tee
- @subpage page_device_watchdog
- @subpage page_device_wlan
- @subpage page_device_sensor
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@page page_device_tee TEE subsystem
# TEE subsystem (API)
Header: **`components/drivers/include/drivers/tee.h`**. Core: **`components/drivers/tee/tee.c`**.
The TEE layer provides a **GlobalPlatform-style** client API for talking to a **Trusted Execution Environment** from the normal world. Hardware or firmware backends implement **`rt_tee_ops`** (version query, session management, command invocation, shared memory registration). The core serializes access with a per-device mutex, tracks registered shared-memory objects, and registers a searchable device node (`tee0`, `tee1`, …).
An **OP-TEE** backend lives under **`components/drivers/tee/optee/`** and is selected when **`RT_TEE_OPTEE`** is enabled.
Requires **`RT_USING_TEE`** (Kconfig) and **`RT_USING_DM`**.
---
## When to use this API
| Use TEE when… | Prefer something else when… |
| --- | --- |
| The platform runs **OP-TEE** (or another GP-compliant TEE) and exposes **Trusted Applications (TAs)**. | Secrets can stay in normal-world software with adequate isolation — no TEE required. |
| You need **crypto, secure storage, or RNG** inside a TA with a defined UUID/command model. | Single-purpose on-chip crypto — a dedicated **hwcrypto** driver may suffice. |
| Firmware provides a DT node such as **`linaro,optee-tz`**. | No secure world firmware — enable and port a TEE OS first. |
---
## Enable in menuconfig
```text
RT-Thread Components →
Device Drivers →
[*] Using Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) support
[*] OP-TEE # ARCH_ARM_CORTEX_A || ARCH_ARMV8
[*] Examples # FinSH command optee_example_rng
```
SoC-specific backends may be added under **`$(SOC_DM_TEE_DIR)/Kconfig`** when present.
---
## Roles
| Role | Responsibility |
| --- | --- |
| **TEE backend driver** | Embeds **`struct rt_tee_device`**, fills **`rt_tee_ops`**, calls **`rt_tee_device_register`**. Translates GP requests to SMC/HVC, mailbox, or other transport. |
| **Client / TA user** | Finds **`tee0`**, opens a session to a TA UUID, registers shared memory, invokes TA commands. Checks both **`rt_err_t`** (transport) and **`arg->ret`** (TEE status). |
The core registers each device as **`RT_Device_Class_Char`** with **`RT_DEVICE_FLAG_DEACTIVATE`**. There is **no** generic `read`/`write`/`control` path in **`tee.c`** — use the **`rt_tee_*`** helpers.
All public entry points take **`tdev->mutex`** except registration helpers.
---
## Data structures
### Device object
```c
struct rt_tee_device {
struct rt_device parent;
rt_list_t shm_nodes; /* registered struct rt_tee_shm */
const struct rt_tee_ops *ops;
struct rt_mutex mutex;
};
#define rt_device_to_tee_device(dev) rt_container_of(dev, struct rt_tee_device, parent)
```
### Version and capabilities
```c
struct rt_tee_version {
rt_uint32_t impl_id; /* TEE_IMPL_ID_OPTEE, TEE_IMPL_ID_AMDTEE, … */
rt_uint32_t impl_caps; /* e.g. TEE_OPTEE_CAP_TZ */
rt_uint32_t gen_caps; /* TEE_GEN_CAP_GP, TEE_GEN_CAP_REG_MEM, … */
};
```
### Parameters (open session / invoke)
Parameters follow GlobalPlatform attribute encoding:
| `attr` | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| `TEE_PARAM_ATTR_TYPE_NONE` | Unused slot |
| `TEE_PARAM_ATTR_TYPE_VALUE_IN/OUT/IN_OUT` | Three 64-bit values in **`value.a/b/c`** |
| `TEE_PARAM_ATTR_TYPE_MEMREF_IN/OUT/IN_OUT` | Shared memory reference via **`memref.shm`**, offset, size |
Flexible arrays append parameters to the end of open/invoke argument blocks:
```c
struct rt_tee_open_session_arg {
rt_uint8_t uuid[16];
rt_uint8_t clnt_uuid[16];
rt_uint32_t clnt_login;
rt_uint32_t cancel_id;
rt_uint32_t session; /* output: session id from TEE */
rt_uint32_t ret; /* output: TEE result code */
rt_uint32_t ret_origin; /* output: RT_TEE_ORIGIN_* */
rt_uint32_t params_nr;
struct rt_tee_param params[];
};
struct rt_tee_invoke_arg {
rt_uint32_t func;
rt_uint32_t session;
rt_uint32_t cancel_id;
rt_uint32_t ret;
rt_uint32_t ret_origin;
rt_uint32_t params_nr;
struct rt_tee_param params[];
};
```
### Shared memory
```c
struct rt_tee_shm {
rt_list_t list;
struct rt_tee_device *tdev;
void *vaddr;
rt_ubase_t paddr;
rt_size_t size;
rt_size_t align;
rt_uint32_t flags; /* TEE_SHM_DRV | TEE_SHM_SYS | TEE_SHM_USER */
};
```
| Flag | Usage |
| --- | --- |
| **`TEE_SHM_SYS`** | Core allocates backing store in **`rt_tee_shm_register`** via **`rt_tee_shm_alloc_helper`** (page allocator or aligned malloc). Caller must **`rt_tee_shm_free_helper`** after unregister. |
| **`TEE_SHM_USER`** | Caller supplies **`vaddr`** (and optionally **`paddr`**); core resolves physical address when missing. |
| **`TEE_SHM_DRV`** | Driver-owned buffer; registration requires **`vaddr`** already set. |
### Driver operations
```c
struct rt_tee_ops {
rt_err_t (*get_version)(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_version *out_version);
rt_err_t (*open_session)(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_open_session_arg *arg);
rt_err_t (*close_session)(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, rt_uint32_t session);
rt_err_t (*invoke)(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_invoke_arg *arg);
rt_err_t (*cancel)(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, rt_uint32_t session, rt_uint32_t cancel_id);
rt_err_t (*shm_register)(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_shm *shm);
rt_err_t (*shm_unregister)(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_shm *shm);
};
```
---
## TEE result codes
Transport failures use **`rt_err_t`** (`-RT_EINVAL`, `-RT_ENOMEM`, `-RT_ENOSYS`, …). TEE-side status is returned in **`arg->ret`** with origin **`arg->ret_origin`**:
| Code | Macro |
| --- | --- |
| Success | **`RT_TEE_SUCCESS`** (`0`) |
| Bad parameters | **`RT_TEE_ERROR_BAD_PARAMETERS`** |
| Not supported | **`RT_TEE_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED`** |
| Out of memory | **`RT_TEE_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY`** |
| Communication error | **`RT_TEE_ERROR_COMMUNICATION`** |
| … | See **`tee.h`** for the full list |
Origins: **`RT_TEE_ORIGIN_COMMS`**, **`RT_TEE_ORIGIN_TEE`**, **`RT_TEE_ORIGIN_TRUSTED_APP`**.
Always check **both** the function return value and **`arg->ret`** on open/invoke.
---
## Register and unregister
```c
rt_err_t rt_tee_device_register(struct rt_tee_device *tdev);
rt_err_t rt_tee_device_unregister(struct rt_tee_device *tdev);
```
**`rt_tee_device_register`** requires **`tdev`** and **`tdev->ops`**. Device name is **`tee<N>`**.
**`rt_tee_device_unregister`**:
- Fails if **`ref_count != 0`**
- Warns and force-unregisters SHM entries if any remain on **`shm_nodes`**
- Detaches **`mutex`** after successful device unregister
---
## Session and command API
```c
rt_err_t rt_tee_get_version(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_version *out_version);
rt_err_t rt_tee_open_session(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_open_session_arg *arg);
rt_err_t rt_tee_close_session(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, rt_uint32_t session);
rt_err_t rt_tee_invoke(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_invoke_arg *arg);
rt_err_t rt_tee_cancel(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, rt_uint32_t session, rt_uint32_t cancel_id);
```
Typical flow:
1. Allocate **`open_session_arg`** with room for trailing **`params[]`**
2. Fill **`uuid`** (TA) and optional client identity fields
3. **`rt_tee_open_session`** — on success read **`arg->session`**, verify **`arg->ret == RT_TEE_SUCCESS`**
4. Register SHM if the TA command needs buffers
5. Allocate **`invoke_arg`**, set **`func`**, **`session`**, parameters
6. **`rt_tee_invoke`** — verify **`arg->ret`**
7. **`rt_tee_close_session`**, unregister/free SHM, close device
---
## Shared memory helpers
```c
rt_err_t rt_tee_shm_alloc_helper(struct rt_tee_shm *shm);
rt_err_t rt_tee_shm_free_helper(struct rt_tee_shm *shm);
rt_err_t rt_tee_shm_register(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_shm *shm);
rt_err_t rt_tee_shm_unregister(struct rt_tee_device *tdev, struct rt_tee_shm *shm);
```
**`rt_tee_shm_register`**:
- For **`TEE_SHM_SYS`** (without **`TEE_SHM_DRV`**): allocates memory, then calls **`ops->shm_register`**
- On backend failure after allocation, frees the buffer automatically
- On success, links **`shm`** into **`tdev->shm_nodes`**
**`rt_tee_shm_unregister`** removes the node and calls **`ops->shm_unregister`**. Call **`rt_tee_shm_free_helper`** afterward when the core allocated the buffer.
---
## OP-TEE backend
**Files:** `components/drivers/tee/optee/optee.c`, `optee_msg.h`, `optee_smc.h`
**Platform driver:** `optee-smc`, compatible **`linaro,optee-tz`**
### Device tree
| Property | Values | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- |
| **`compatible`** | `"linaro,optee-tz"` | Required |
| **`method`** | `"smc"` (default) or `"hvc"` | Selects **`arm_smccc_smc`** vs **`arm_smccc_hvc`** |
### Probe requirements
At probe time the driver:
1. Selects SMC or HVC call path from **`method`**
2. Verifies OP-TEE UID via **`OPTEE_SMC_CALLS_UID`**
3. Requires **`OPTEE_SMC_SEC_CAP_DYNAMIC_SHM`** from capability exchange
4. Registers **`struct rt_tee_device`** with **`optee_ops`**
### Normal-world supplicant (RPC)
**`call_with_arg`** handles OP-TEE **RPC** returns while a secure-world call is in flight:
| RPC function | Handled behavior |
| --- | --- |
| **`OPTEE_SMC_RPC_FUNC_ALLOC` / `FREE`** | Temporary RPC buffer alloc/free |
| **`OPTEE_SMC_RPC_FUNC_CMD`** | **`supplicant_cmd`**: SHM alloc/free, optional **I2C transfer** (`RT_USING_I2C`) |
| **`OPTEE_SMC_RPC_FUNC_FOREIGN_INTR`** | No-op placeholder |
Shared memory passed to the secure world uses **non-contiguous page lists** built from physically contiguous normal-world pages.
### FinSH example
With **`RT_TEE_OPTEE_EXAMPLES`**, build OP-TEE for your platform with the **hwrng** TA (see [OP-TEE QEMU documentation](https://optee.readthedocs.io/en/latest/building/devices/qemu.html#qemu-v8)), then run:
```text
optee_example_rng
```
The example opens **`tee0`**, opens a session to the hwrng TA UUID, registers a 32-byte output buffer, invokes command **`0x0` (GET_ENTROPY)**, and prints the result.
Source: **`components/drivers/tee/optee/optee_examples.c`**
---
## Example (client sketch)
```c
#include <drivers/tee.h>
static struct rt_tee_open_session_arg *open_arg_alloc(rt_uint32_t n)
{
return rt_calloc(1, sizeof(struct rt_tee_open_session_arg) +
sizeof(struct rt_tee_param) * n);
}
static void uuid_to_bytes(rt_uint8_t *d, struct rt_tee_uuid *s)
{
d[0] = s->time_low >> 24;
d[1] = s->time_low >> 16;
d[2] = s->time_low >> 8;
d[3] = s->time_low;
d[4] = s->time_mid >> 8;
d[5] = s->time_mid;
d[6] = s->time_hi_and_version >> 8;
d[7] = s->time_hi_and_version;
rt_memcpy(d + 8, s->clock_seq_and_node, 8);
}
static int ta_example(struct rt_tee_device *tdev)
{
rt_err_t err;
struct rt_tee_shm shm = { .size = 64, .align = RT_MM_PAGE_SIZE, .flags = TEE_SHM_SYS };
struct rt_tee_open_session_arg *open;
struct rt_tee_invoke_arg *invoke;
struct rt_tee_uuid ta_uuid = { /* TA UUID fields */ };
open = open_arg_alloc(0);
uuid_to_bytes(open->uuid, &ta_uuid);
if ((err = rt_tee_open_session(tdev, open)) != RT_EOK || open->ret != RT_TEE_SUCCESS)
goto out;
if ((err = rt_tee_shm_register(tdev, &shm)) != RT_EOK)
goto close;
invoke = rt_calloc(1, sizeof(*invoke) + sizeof(struct rt_tee_param));
invoke->func = 1;
invoke->session = open->session;
invoke->params_nr = 1;
invoke->params[0].attr = TEE_PARAM_ATTR_TYPE_MEMREF_OUT;
invoke->params[0].memref.shm = &shm;
invoke->params[0].memref.size = shm.size;
err = rt_tee_invoke(tdev, invoke);
if (err == RT_EOK && invoke->ret == RT_TEE_SUCCESS) {
/* use shm.vaddr */
}
rt_free(invoke);
rt_tee_shm_unregister(tdev, &shm);
rt_tee_shm_free_helper(&shm);
close:
rt_tee_close_session(tdev, open->session);
out:
rt_free(open);
return (int)err;
}
```
### Device lookup
```c
struct rt_device *dev = rt_device_find("tee0");
struct rt_tee_device *tdev;
if (dev && rt_device_open(dev, 0) == RT_EOK)
tdev = rt_device_to_tee_device(dev);
```
---
## Pitfalls
| Issue | Mitigation |
| --- | --- |
| **Ignoring `arg->ret`** | **`RT_EOK`** from **`rt_tee_invoke`** only means the message reached the backend; check **`invoke->ret`**. |
| **SHM leak** | Always **`rt_tee_shm_unregister`** then **`rt_tee_shm_free_helper`** for **`TEE_SHM_SYS`** buffers. |
| **Unregister with active refs** | **`rt_tee_device_unregister`** fails when **`ref_count != 0`** — close clients first. |
| **OP-TEE without dynamic SHM** | Probe fails if **`OPTEE_SMC_SEC_CAP_DYNAMIC_SHM`** is absent — use a matching OP-TEE build. |
| **Missing TA** | **`RT_TEE_ERROR_ITEM_NOT_FOUND`** / session open failure — deploy the TA binary to OP-TEE. |
| **I2C RPC** | OP-TEE I2C supplicant calls require **`RT_USING_I2C`** and a bus named **`i2c<N>`**. |
| **Cache coherency** | OP-TEE backend flushes/invalidates caches around shared message buffers; user SHM must remain in memory visible to both worlds. |
---
## See also
- [OP-TEE documentation](https://optee.readthedocs.io/)
- `components/drivers/tee/tee.c`
- `components/drivers/tee/optee/optee.c`
- `components/drivers/include/drivers/tee.h`