Open Restia-Ashdoll opened 5 years ago
Hi Rhys!
Inputs are random numbers and the TEST acts as a unit test to verify the decrypted output matches what would be the plaintext calculation output. You should instead look at he.cpp to use the divide function (circuit) directly. Note that euclidian divisions are very limited (up to 3-4 bits numbers with GB of RAM). You could try with newer versions of HElib if there is any, but I doubt the performance will increase enough to make it interesting. Good luck!
Quentin
On Thu, Oct 25, 2018, 8:36 AM Rhys notifications@github.com wrote:
I am currently working on a project and came across hbc, and i wanted to integrate and use the divide functions. I was however unable to figure out how to use them. I tried running the divide function in TEST_CIRC_ARITHM.cpp, but even with verbose set to true i had no idea what the inputs were and what the final answer was. May i have more clarification on how to properly use the functions?
Forgive me for my inexperience as i am quite new to this.
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I did try running directly he.cpp from the main.cpp as well, but im pretty sure im doing it wrongly. What i did was make a new HE class naming it h, HE h();
and calling the divide function by using h.DIVIDE();
, but i had an error "error: no matching function for call to ‘HE::DIVIDE()’
DIVIDE();". What should i do to fix this error?
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I am currently working on a project and came across hbc, and i wanted to integrate and use the divide functions. I was however unable to figure out how to use them. I tried running the divide function in TEST_CIRC_ARITHM.cpp, but even with verbose set to true i had no idea what the inputs were and what the final answer was. May i have more clarification on how to properly use the functions?
Forgive me for my inexperience as i am quite new to this.