RFC: Convert VCA to asynchronous implementations#3538
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RFC: Convert VCA to asynchronous implementations#3538wmaroneAMD wants to merge 3 commits intoDMTF:mainfrom
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Signed-off-by: Manjeet Singh <itsmanjeet1998@gmail.com>
Following the patterns in GET CAPABILITIES and NEGOTIATE ALGORITHMS, this splits GET VERSION into a send and receive half, wrapped currently behind libspdm_try_get_version.
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This converts VCA try implementations into two separate functions handling command submission and response processing. These functions are hidden behind a shell try function and are not yet exported to be visible to the user.
This PR is not intended to merge, but to solicit comments and discuss the design pattern within.