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Some short friendly documentation would be kind here.
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Maybe just:
/// We wil now define the ring operations on polynomials.
LGTM. I only marked a small nit. |
Hello, we discussed the errors today. For the F* backend:
So, if you make the |
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Great! I will look into that. |
I added the requested comment! Furthermore, I wondered whether it might be useful with a function to create a polynomial using lagrange interpolation. I am not sure if that functionality is suitable for inclusion in a polynomial spec or not? (Maybe that should be separate?) |
I think one could include it here, as it's too small for a separate
library. It can always be moved later.
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I added the requested comment!
Furthermore, I wondered whether it might be useful with a function to
create a polynomial using lagrange interpolation. I am not sure if that
functionality is suitable for inclusion in a polynomial spec or not? (Maybe
that should be separate?)
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This is an attempt at a hacspec v2 compliant generic (uni-variate) polynomial spec.
It supports
As of 17-06-2023 (via docker image):
cargo-hax lint hacspec
returns no errors or warningscargo-hax into coq
givescargo-hax into fstar
gives