Define default Status Word values

Author: cedelavergne-ledger

include/errors.h

@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@
 #if !defined(ERRORS_H)
 #define ERRORS_H
 
+#include "status_words.h"
+
 /**
  * Applications-reserved error codes ranges.
  * The Operating System do not use any error code within these ranges.
@@ -123,13 +125,6 @@ enum sdk_generic_identifiers {
 #define SWO_IOL_BLE_0C (ERR_IOL_BLE + ERR_GEN_ID_0C)  // 0x150C
 #endif                                                // HAVE_BLE
 
-#define SWO_SEC_PIN_15 0x5515
-
-/**
- * The process is successful.
- */
-#define SWO_SUCCESS 0x9000
-
 // Legacy
 #define EXCEPTION             0x1   // keep original value // SWO_MUI_UNK_01
 #define INVALID_PARAMETER     0x2   // keep original value // SWO_CRY_LEN_01

include/status_words.h

@@ -0,0 +1,105 @@
+#pragma once
+
+// Default Status Word (ISO7816)
+// refer to https://www.eftlab.com/knowledge-base/complete-list-of-apdu-responses
+
+// Proprietary error codes
+#define SWO_SEC_PIN_15 0x5515
+
+// 61 -- Normal processing, lower byte indicates the amount of data to be retrieved
+#define SWO_RESPONSE_BYTES_AVAILABLE         0x6100
+// 62 -- Warning, the state of persistent memory is unchanged. The command succeeded, possibly with
+// restrictions. Typically used to signal blocked applications
+#define SWO_EOF_REACHED_BRFORE_LE            0x6282
+#define SWO_SELECTED_FILE_INVALID            0x6284
+#define SWO_NO_INPUT_DATA_AVAILABLE          0x6285
+// 63 -- Warning, the state of persistent memory is changed. Typically used to indicate the number
+// of attempts left on a PIN code after a failure
+#define SWO_KEY_NUMBER_INVALID               0x6388
+#define SWO_KEY_LENGTH_INCORRECT             0x6389
+#define SWO_VERIFY_FAILED                    0x63c0  // lower 4-bits indicates the number of attempts left
+#define SWO_MORE_DATA_EXPECTED               0x63f1
+// 64 -- Execution error, the state of persistent memory is unchanged
+#define SWO_EXECUTION_ERROR                  0x6400
+#define SWO_COMMAND_TIMEOUT                  0x6401
+// 65 -- Execution error, the state of persistent memory is changed
+#define SWO_MEMORY_WRITE_ERROR               0x6501
+#define SWO_MEMORY_FAILURE                   0x6581
+// 66 -- Security-related issues
+#define SWO_SECURITY_ISSUE                   0x6600
+// 67 -- Transport error. The length is incorrect
+#define SWO_WRONG_LENGTH                     0x6700
+// 68 -- Functions in CLA not supported
+#define SWO_NOT_SUPPORTED_ERROR_NO_INFO      0x6800
+#define SWO_LOGICAL_CHANNEL_NOT_SUPPORTED    0x6881
+#define SWO_SECURE_MESSAGING_NOT_SUPPORTED   0x6882
+#define SWO_LAST_COMMAND_OF_CHAIN_EXPECTED   0x6883
+#define SWO_COMMAND_CHAINING_NOT_SUPPORTED   0x6883
+// 69 -- Command not allowed
+#define SWO_COMMAND_ERROR_NO_INFO            0x6900
+#define SWO_COMMAND_NOT_ACCEPTED             0x6901
+#define SWO_COMMAND_NOT_ALLOWED              0x6980
+#define SWO_SUBCOMMAND_NOT_ALLOWED           0x6981
+#define SWO_SECURITY_CONDITION_NOT_SATISFIED 0x6982
+#define SWO_AUTH_METHOD_BLOCKED              0x6983
+#define SWO_REFERENCED_DATA_BLOCKED          0x6984
+#define SWO_CONDITIONS_NOT_SATISFIED         0x6985
+#define SWO_COMMAND_NOT_ALLOWED_EF           0x6986
+#define SWO_EXPECTED_SECURE_MSG_OBJ_MISSING  0x6987
+#define SWO_INCORRECT_SECURE_MSG_DATA_OBJ    0x6988
+#define SWO_IPERMISSION_DENIED               0x69f0
+// 6A -- Wrong parameters (with details)
+#define SWO_PARAMETER_ERROR_NO_INFO          0x6a00
+#define SWO_INCORRECT_DATA                   0x6a80
+#define SWO_FUNCTION_NOT_SUPPORTED           0x6a81
+#define SWO_FILE_NOT_FOUND                   0x6a82
+#define SWO_RECORD_NOT_FOUND                 0x6a83
+#define SWO_INSUFFICIENT_MEMORY              0x6a84
+#define SWO_INCONSISTENT_TLV_STRUCT          0x6a85
+#define SWO_INCORRECT_P1_P2                  0x6a86
+#define SWO_WRONG_DATA_LENGTH                0x6a87
+#define SWO_REFERENCED_DATA_NOT_FOUND        0x6a88
+#define SWO_FILE_ALREADY_EXISTS              0x6a89
+#define SWO_DF_NAME_ALREADY_EXISTS           0x6a8a
+#define SWO_WRONG_PARAMETER_VALUE            0x6af0
+// 6B -- Wrong parameters P1-P2
+#define SWO_WRONG_P1_P2                      0x6b00
+// 6C -- Wrong Le field. lower byte indicates the appropriate length
+#define SWO_INCORRECT_P3_LENGTH              0x6c00
+// 6D -- The instruction code is not supported
+#define SWO_INVALID_INS                      0x6d00
+// 6E -- The instruction class is not supported
+#define SWO_INVALID_CLA                      0x6e00
+// 6F -- No precise diagnosis is given
+#define SWO_UNKNOWN                          0x6f00
+// 9- --
+#define SWO_SUCCESS                          0x9000
+#define SWO_PIN_SUCCESFULLY_VERIFIED         0x9004
+#define SWO_OK                               0x9100
+#define SWO_STATES_STATUS_WRONG              0x9101
+#define SWO_COMMAND_CODE_NOT_SUPPORTED       0x911c
+#define SWO_WRONG_LENGTH_FOR_INS             0x917e
+#define SWO_NO_EF_SELECTED                   0x9400
+#define SWO_INVALID_OFFSET                   0x9402
+#define SWO_FID_NOT_FOUND                    0x9404
+#define SWO_PARSE_ERROR                      0x9405
+#define SWO_NO_PIN_DEFINED                   0x9802
+#define SWO_ACCESS_CONDITION_NOT_FULFILLED   0x9804
+
+// Notes:
+// - The SWO codes are defined based on the ISO/IEC 7816-4 standard for smart cards.
+//
+// - 61XX and 6CXX are different.
+//   When a command returns 61XX, its process is normally completed,
+//   and it indicates the number of available bytes;
+//   it then expects a GET RESPONSE command with the appropriate length.
+//   When a command returns 6CXX, its process has been aborted,
+//   and it expects the command to be reissued.
+//   As mentioned above, 61XX indicates a normal completion,
+//   and 6CXX is considered as a transport error (defined in ISO7817-3).
+//
+// - Except for 63XX and 65XX, which warn that the persistent content has been changed,
+//   other status word should be used when the persistent content of the application is unchanged.
+//
+// - Status words 67XX, 6BXX, 6DXX, 6EXX, and 6FXX, where XX is not 0, are proprietary status words,
+//   as well as 9YYY, where YYY is not 000.