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Hi, Jeff! Thanks a lot for offering your help. Here's the code: shareSecret(ByteArray* secret, int numParts, int minParts) { NonblockingRng rng; int threshold = minParts); int nShares = numParts,; SecretSharing* secretSharing = new SecretSharing(rng, threshold, nShares); const byte* bytes = (byte*) secret->data(); unsigned int p = secretSharing->Put(bytes, secret->size()); And here, when calling "Put", I get segmentation fault. I already checked: "secret" is not null. I don't know how to get the secret parts at "the other side of the filter". I apreciate any help. Douglas [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: Hi Douglas, Can you post some sample code (or put together a command line project that demonstrates the problem? I personaaly use Visual C++, but if you are *nix, I will do my best).Jeff Quoting Douglas de Oliveira Mendes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: |
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