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wc_ecc_free() doesn't release wolfCrypt's fixed-point ECC cache; call wc_ecc_fp_free() in wolfssl_prov_ctx_free() (guarded by FP_ECC).
ColtonWilley
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Jenkins retest this please.
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wc_ecc_free()doesn't release wolfCrypt's fixed-point ECC cache (fp_cache[]), and nothing in wolfProvider callswc_ecc_fp_free()— so it's held for the process lifetime. Call it inwolfssl_prov_ctx_free(), guarded byFP_ECC.Frees the teardown thread's cache (thread-local under
HAVE_THREAD_LS); no-op when empty.