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This is a bit annoying I can imagine but NTRU-prime performs ring operation on polynomials of lengths that can go up to 1277
so naturally, it will be nice if hybrid arrays can support that. There is another problem which is which is U1277 is not even part of typenum so we can open PR there to extend the numbers in there, or we can add the numbers locally to hybrid-array so we can implement the appropriate trait.
If you can accept numbers up to U1277 to be defined in hybrid array along side the respective derives. I can roll up a quick PR tonight actually.
To observe the usage of such number check possible values of phere then you can check the functions that operate on arrays of size p such as R3_multhere.
If I would add the arrays here, I will add them under custom use flags so they don't have to slow the build time of everyone else.
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This is a bit annoying I can imagine but NTRU-prime performs ring operation on polynomials of lengths that can go up to 1277
so naturally, it will be nice if hybrid arrays can support that. There is another problem which is which is U1277 is not even part of
typenum
so we can open PR there to extend the numbers in there, or we can add the numbers locally to hybrid-array so we can implement the appropriate trait.If you can accept numbers up to U1277 to be defined in hybrid array along side the respective derives. I can roll up a quick PR tonight actually.
To observe the usage of such number check possible values of
p
here then you can check the functions that operate on arrays of sizep
such asR3_mult
here.If I would add the arrays here, I will add them under custom use flags so they don't have to slow the build time of everyone else.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: