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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Copyright (c) 2012-2014 SCIPR Lab and contributors (see [AUTHORS] file).
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[TOC]
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<!---
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NOTE: the file you are reading is in Markdown format, which is is fairly readable
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NOTE: the file you are reading is in Markdown format, which is fairly readable
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directly, but can be converted into an HTML file with much nicer formatting.
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To do so, run "make doc" (this requires the python-markdown package) and view
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the resulting file README.html. Alternatively, view the latest HTML version at
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@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ The libsnark library currently provides a C++ implementation of:
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This is easily adapted to any other Random Access Machine that satisfies a
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simple load-store interface.
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3. A scalable for TinyRAM using Proof-Carrying Data, as explained in \[BCTV14b]
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4. Zero-knowldge cluster MapReduce, as explained in \[CTV15].
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4. Zero-knowledge cluster MapReduce, as explained in \[CTV15].
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The zkSNARK construction implemented by libsnark follows, extends, and
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optimizes the approach described in \[BCTV14], itself an extension of
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@ -272,7 +272,7 @@ To build just the static library `libsnark.a`, run:
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$ make lib STATIC=1
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Note that static compilation requires static versions of all libraries it depends on.
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It may help to minize these dependencies by appending
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It may help to minimize these dependencies by appending
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`CURVE=ALT_BN128 NO_PROCPS=1 NO_GTEST=1 NO_SUPERCOP=1`. On Fedora 21, the requisite
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library RPM dependencies are then:
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`boost-static glibc-static gmp-static libstdc++-static openssl-static zlib-static
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@ -399,7 +399,7 @@ The following flags change the behavior of the compiled code.
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* `make MULTICORE=1`
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Enable parallelized execution of the ppzkSNARK generator and prover, using OpenMP.
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This will utilize all cores on the CPU for heavyweight parallelizabe operations such as
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This will utilize all cores on the CPU for heavyweight parallelizable operations such as
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FFT and multiexponentiation. The default is single-core.
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To override the maximum number of cores used, set the environment variable `OMP_NUM_THREADS`
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