This PR improves over #34 in that sense, that now, poseidon can be actually used in any no-std environment. We achieve that by extracting parameter types to a separate, minimalistic, no-std-compatible crate (poseidon-parameters). Value generation is left in poseidon-paramgen, which by its nature is not no-std-friendly, but obviously this is not a problem (parameters can be easily generated in the build/offline phase, which usually is std anyway).
Previously we just tried compilation against the wasm32-unknown-unknown target, which is far not the same as no-std compilation. Now, we added cargo nono check to the pipelines as validation.
This PR improves over #34 in that sense, that now,
poseidoncan be actually used in anyno-stdenvironment. We achieve that by extracting parameter types to a separate, minimalistic,no-std-compatible crate (poseidon-parameters). Value generation is left inposeidon-paramgen, which by its nature is notno-std-friendly, but obviously this is not a problem (parameters can be easily generated in the build/offline phase, which usually is std anyway).Previously we just tried compilation against the
wasm32-unknown-unknowntarget, which is far not the same asno-stdcompilation. Now, we addedcargo nonocheck to the pipelines as validation.Co-authored-by: fbielejec fbielejec@gmail.com