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