fplll / g6k

The General Sieve Kernel
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Where is “./rebuild” ? #104

Closed CRchengrong closed 2 years ago

CRchengrong commented 2 years ago

UserWarning: Dimension of lattice is larger than maximum supported. To fix this warning, change the value of MAX_SIEVING_DIM in siever.h and recompile.

My matrix exceeds the maximum of 128, but I can't find a way to recompile

malb commented 2 years ago

This is a bug, thanks for reporting it.

CRchengrong commented 2 years ago

This is a bug, thanks for reporting it. Thank you for your reply, I followed the instructions, but the maximum limit is still there. What should I do to remove the limit? ./configure --with-max-sieving-dim=512 python setup.py build_ext

malb commented 2 years ago

Can you try to do make clean and python setup.py clean before doing a rebuild using python setup.py build_ext ?

CRchengrong commented 2 years ago

Can you try to do make clean and python setup.py clean before doing a rebuild using python setup.py build_ext ?

Yes, I tried

make clean
./configure --with-max-sieving-dim=512
python setup.py clean
python setup.py build_ext

It still can't be modified. This is my test code:

from fpylll import IntegerMatrix
from g6k import Siever
res1 = Siever(IntegerMatrix.random(50, "qary", k=25, bits=10), seed=0x1337).max_sieving_dim
res2 = Siever(IntegerMatrix.random(200, "qary", k=25, bits=10), seed=0x1337).max_sieving_dim
malb commented 2 years ago

You are not running python setup.py build_ext --inplace but you're alos not running python setup.py install, so it might pick up the previously installed version?

CRchengrong commented 2 years ago

You are not running python setup.py build_ext --inplace but you're alos not running python setup.py install, so it might pick up the previously installed version?

Amazing! This is the right way to compile, thanks for your answer!

malb commented 2 years ago

Ace. I've updated the README accordingly too. Thanks again for reporting this.