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SECCURE compatible Elliptic Curve cryptography in Python
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Old gmpy dependency #11

Closed NicoHood closed 5 years ago

NicoHood commented 8 years ago

gmpy2 is out, would it be possible for you to update to this release? That'd be simpler to maintain as distribution packager. Thanks.

Checkout the different branches: https://github.com/aleaxit/gmpy

bwesterb commented 8 years ago

Thanks for reporting. I'll try to port to gmpy2. (Same with github.com/bwesterb/pol )

bwesterb commented 8 years ago

Debian stable doesn't seem to come with a sufficiently recent version of MPC – so I can't use gmpy2 yet. See https://travis-ci.org/bwesterb/py-seccure/jobs/167932206

NicoHood commented 8 years ago

Could you make both compatible? Because on the other side on archlinux it is a struggle to package such old versions, even if newer are already available. Then you can slowly drop the support for the old version.

I am really not aware how much incompatible the new version is, but if its totally incompatible you might make a cut here and start only with new depenedencies in the next version. Also can't you use pip anyways for debian old software?

bwesterb commented 8 years ago

I can certainly try to make it compatible with both.

Also can't you use pip anyways for debian old software?

Please take a look at the link I posted: it tries to install gmpy2 via pip, but it fails as the libmpc-dev package on Debian is too old.

cromefire commented 7 years ago

This issue causes still a lot of issues, for example with readthedocs please try to fix this again, some time went through since then

bwesterb commented 7 years ago

@CromefireHD In what way does it cause issues with readthedocs? I can't fix it until Debian packages a more recent version of MPC.

cromefire commented 7 years ago

The problem is, that there are headers not found and is there really still no update?

bwesterb commented 7 years ago

Sorry, I still don't understand how readthedocs is related. Does it depend on py-seccure?

and is there really still no update?

After your previous comment I restarted the travis job to check whether it works now, but the MPC version in Debian stable still seems to be too old, see https://travis-ci.org/bwesterb/py-seccure/jobs/167932206

cromefire commented 7 years ago

My project does depend on py-seccure and it should build docs at readthedocs

bwesterb commented 7 years ago

So what problem do you hit with the current version of py-seccure. It should just work fine. This issue was raised by a maintainer which likes to drop support for gmpy in favour of gmpy2.

cromefire commented 7 years ago

The problem is, I specify seccure in requirements.txt and build fails

bwesterb commented 7 years ago

Ah, that explains! You are not talking about this issue, but about a different issue. Could you please create a separate issue and include the output of the failing build?

bwesterb commented 5 years ago

With the release of Debian Buster, the MPC version has been updated. py-seccure now uses gmpy2 instead of gmpy.