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So far, using RSA-PSS, it is caller's responsibility to prepare the input data like: ``` (data (flag pss) (hash <algo> <hashed-value>) (random-override <salt>)) ``` with `<HASHED-VALUE>` (it is the caller who does hashing, beforehand). It is good to have "prehash" function (in RFC 8032 (EdDSA) terminology) which hashes input internally when pk_sign-ed. The data format to use this functionality will be: ``` (data (flags pss prehash) (hash-algo <algo>) (value <value>)) ```

So far, using RSA-PSS, it is caller's responsibility to prepare the input data like: ``` (data (flag pss) (hash <algo> <hashed-value>) (random-override <salt>)) ``` with `<HASHED-VALUE>` (it is the caller who does hashing, beforehand). It is good to have "prehash" function (in RFC 8032 (EdDSA) terminology) which hashes input internally when pk_sign-ed. The data format to use this functionality will be: ``` (data (flags pss) (hash-algo <algo>) (value <value>)) ```

So far, using RSA-PSS, it is caller's responsibility to prepare the input data like: ``` (data (flag pss) (hash <algo> <hashed-value>) (random-override <salt>)) ``` with `<HASHED-VALUE>` (it is the caller who does hashing, beforehand). It is good to have "prehash" function (in RFC 8032 (EdDSA) terminology) which hashes input internally when pk_sign-ed. The data format to use this functionality will be: ``` (data (flags pss prehash) (hash-algo <algo>) (value <value>)) ```