Hi
Okay, thanks for testing! But maybe something else changed since
viff-0.4, so could you try revisions 563bcc37fe47 and f993269c2660?
True. Will do so later this week.
It is quite easy in a Mercurial clone: if you have all local
modifications committed, then just do a 'hg update
Hi all
I just saw this blog post on Planet Python:
http://oubiwann.blogspot.com/2008/06/async-batching-with-twisted-walkthrough.html
Examples 7 and 8 seems interesting for us: it deals with how one can
limit the number of outstanding requests. I hope we might be able to
use this to
Hi all
We have talked on and off about making a front-end compiler for VIFF and
today I figured that I would try making such a guy...
So far it can only parse a simple language and spit out something which
looks like equivalent Python code in which both branches of
if-statements are run. So
Hi all
Today, Sebastiaan and I have been doing some serious thinking and
looking into the VIFF code, and we feel convinced that we've found the
bug.
The problem lies entirely in the multiplication protocol. In
Runtime.mul, products of shares are computed and shared. Then secure
Lagrange
