Memory-in-place arithmetic operations are useful when ec_points are in a data structure without an easy way to index them. This is the case when porting PrivEx from using the C ec_library to using petlib since there are data structures used that assume in-place operations rather than creating new objects.
TariqEE
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Memory-in-place arithmetic operations are useful when ec_points are in a data structure without an easy way to index them. This is the case when porting PrivEx from using the C ec_library to using petlib since there are data structures used that assume in-place operations rather than creating new objects.