When a developer compiles a .stf file, they will get two files: a .sol with functions that they can call within an Ethereum contract and a binary file that the MPC nodes should execute, In order to ensure backwards compatibility and ease of use, we should design a binary format that these MPC nodes should accept.
When a developer compiles a
.stf
file, they will get two files: a.sol
with functions that they can call within an Ethereum contract and a binary file that the MPC nodes should execute, In order to ensure backwards compatibility and ease of use, we should design a binary format that these MPC nodes should accept.