SGPCsupported

SGPCsupported is a designation used within the software engineering community to indicate that a particular component, library, or module is fully compatible with the SGPC (Secured Generic Package Compiler) platform. The SGPC platform is a lightweight, extensible runtime environment designed for the deployment of secure, high-performance applications across multiple operating systems. By annotating a module as SGPCsupported, developers signal that the component has undergone a specific adherence test against SGPC’s security, interoperability, and performance benchmarks.

The SGPCsupported tag was introduced in early 2023 as part of the SGPC Platform 3.0 release. This initiative aimed to streamline the integration process for third‑party developers by providing a clear, machine‑readable indicator of compatibility. The tag is typically added to build scripts, documentation, and metadata files such as package.json for JavaScript libraries or pom.xml for Java projects. When automated build pipelines encounter the SGPCsupported designation, they automatically trigger a suite of compliance checks provided by the SGPC toolkit, ensuring that the built artifact meets the platform’s runtime requirements.

Typical use cases include UI libraries that need to integrate with SGPC-embedded browsers, cryptographic primitives that must conform to SGPC's enclave security model, and IoT device firmware that runs on SGPC-optimized hardware. The SGPCsupported designation is also employed by continuous integration services to filter out non‑compliant modules from deployment pipelines, reducing the risk of security lapses or runtime failures.

While the SGPCsupported tag promotes consistency across the ecosystem, it also requires developers to maintain their modules against an evolving set of SGPC specifications. Documentation and community support forums provide guidance on updating dependencies, performing compliance tests, and reporting compatibility issues.