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SHA512_rng() in rng.tcc contains this assert:
assert(GMP_NUMB_BITS == 64); // current Python code cannot handle larger values, so testing here for some assumptions.
This breaks some of the executables on 32-bit platforms (e.g., the src/zk_proof_systems/pcd/r1cs_pcd/r1cs_mp_ppzkpcd/tests/test_r1cs_mp_ppzkpcd test).
src/zk_proof_systems/pcd/r1cs_pcd/r1cs_mp_ppzkpcd/tests/test_r1cs_mp_ppzkpcd
Can the assert be relaxed to <= 64?
<= 64
Also, let's clarify the comment -- which Python code is it talking about, when we're deep in C++ land?
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SHA512_rng() in rng.tcc contains this assert:
This breaks some of the executables on 32-bit platforms (e.g., the
src/zk_proof_systems/pcd/r1cs_pcd/r1cs_mp_ppzkpcd/tests/test_r1cs_mp_ppzkpcd
test).Can the assert be relaxed to
<= 64
?Also, let's clarify the comment -- which Python code is it talking about, when we're deep in C++ land?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: