- ❌
x509-gen/- X.509 generation utilities (no longer needed with static certs) - ❌
x509-cert-dump/- Certificate dump utilities (no longer needed) - ❌
src/platform-impl/- Outdated platform implementation (had API mismatches)
- ❌
examples/spdm_responder_simple.rs- Outdated simple responder - ❌
examples/basic_responder.rs- Outdated basic responder with API mismatches - ❌ All
*.shshell scripts from root directory (9 files removed) - ❌ Debug and temporary files:
spdm_certificate_analysis.txt,debug_cert_extract, etc.
- ✅
examples/spdm_responder_real.rs→examples/spdm_responder.rs
- ✅
COMPILATION_README.md- Comprehensive build and usage guide - ✅
src/platform_impl/certs.rs- Static certificate data (moved from src/certs.rs)
spdm-lib/
├── src/
│ ├── platform_impl/
│ │ ├── certs.rs # ✅ Static X.509 certificates
│ │ └── mod.rs # ✅ Clean exports
│ └── lib.rs # ✅ Updated module references
├── examples/
│ ├── spdm_responder.rs # ✅ Main SPDM responder (renamed)
│ └── test_static_certs.rs # ✅ Certificate verification test
├── COMPILATION_README.md # ✅ Build and usage documentation
└── Cargo.toml # ✅ Updated example definitions
- ✅ Library builds without warnings:
cargo build --features std,crypto - ✅ All examples build:
cargo build --examples --features std,crypto - ✅ All tests pass:
cargo test --features std,crypto(4 library + 1 integration) - ✅ Certificate verification:
cargo run --example test_static_certs --features std - ✅ Main responder works:
cargo run --example spdm_responder --features std,crypto - ✅ Help system:
cargo run --example spdm_responder --features std,crypto -- --help
- spdm_responder - Main SPDM responder with static certificates
- test_static_certs - Certificate verification and validation test
The COMPILATION_README.md provides complete instructions for:
- Building the library and examples
- Running tests (unit + integration + certificate verification)
- Starting the SPDM responder with various options
- Testing with DMTF SPDM device validator
- Troubleshooting common issues
- Development workflow
- No unused directories
- No outdated files
- No shell scripts cluttering root
- No API mismatches
- No build warnings
- All tests passing
- Clear documentation
- Proper module organization
The project is now clean, well-organized, and fully documented for compilation and testing.