Hey Comomind,
The smallest wolfCrypt only ECC and SHA256/SHA512 can get is about 15K flash and 1K ram. That's because of the math required for ECC.
Typically the library is configured two ways:
1. Using automake and ./configure
2. Defining WOLFSSL_USER_SETTINGS and adding your own user_settings.h file.
A good example for a reference user_settings.h is here:
https://github.com/wolfSSL/wolfssl/blob … settings.h
Things you'll need to change from that example are:
1. Add "WOLFCRYPT_ONLY" to disable the TLS/SSL code. (or use ./configure --enable-cryptonly).
2. Remove HAVE_ECC192, HAVE_ECC224, HAVE_ECC384 and HAVE_ECC521 (so you are left with only the 256-bit curves).
3. Remove TFM_ECC192, TFM_ECC224, TFM_ECC384 and TFM_ECC521
4. Turn off RSA change line 101 to #if 0 (./configure --disable-rsa)
5. Turn off AES change line 117 to #if 0 (./configure --disable-aes)
6. Turn off ChaCha/Poly (./configure --disable-chacha --disable-poly1305)
7. Turn off hashing for Sah1. (./configure --disable-sha)
8. Turn off MD5 (./configure --disable-md5)
9. To adjust size vs. performance play with ECC_SHAMIR, ECC_TIMING_RESISTANT and TFM_TIMING_RESISTANT.
10. If you are only doing an ECC verify you can define the following to disable portions of the ECC code: "NO_ECC_SIGN", "NO_ECC_DHE" and "NO_ECC_KEY_EXPORT".
David