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for the 'GENERATOR', why we use this value in Montgomery form, but not a int value '7' convert to scale. I checked the libsnark that need convert a bigint(int:7) to a scale and then to use at coset_fft.
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Hi @simplelins! Sorry for the late reply. We tried to find the piece of code you are pointing at, but we cannot find it (maybe after one year the code was already refactored). Feel free to reopen this issue if you think this issue is still applicable :).
`fn coset_fft_in_place(&self, coeffs: &mut Vec) {
Self::distribute_powers(coeffs, GENERATOR);
self.fft_in_place(coeffs);
}
pub const GENERATOR: Scalar = Scalar([7, 0, 0, 0]);
`
for the 'GENERATOR', why we use this value in Montgomery form, but not a int value '7' convert to scale. I checked the libsnark that need convert a bigint(int:7) to a scale and then to use at coset_fft.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: