* Added some circuit, evaluation + some layouts * Refactor + memory reduction * Rows -> Dnum, Digits -> Dsize * fix #96 + glwe_packing (indirectly CBT) * clippy
🐙 Poulpy-Backend
Poulpy-Backend is a Rust crate that provides concrete implementations of poulpy-hal. This crate is used to instantiate projects implemented with poulpy-hal, poulpy-core and/or poulpy-schemes.
Backends
cpu-spqlios
This module provides a CPU AVX2 accelerated backend through C bindings over spqlios-arithmetic.
- Currently supported:
FFT64backend - Planned:
NTT120backend
Build Notes
This backend is built and compiled automatically and has been tested on wsl/ubuntu.
cmakeis invoked automatically by the build script (build.rs) when compiling the crate.- No manual setup is required beyond having a standard Rust toolchain.
- Build options can be changed in
/build/cpu_spqlios.rs - Automatic build of cpu-spqlios/spqlios-arithmetic can be disabled in
build.rs.
Spqlios-arithmetic is windows/mac compatible but building for those platforms is slightly different (see spqlios-arithmetic/wiki/build) and has not been tested in Poulpy.
Example
use poulpy_backend::cpu_spqlios::FFT64;
use poulpy_hal::{api::ModuleNew, layouts::Module};
let log_n: usize = 10;
let module = Module<FFT64> = Module<FFT64>::new(1<<log_n);
Contributors
To add a backend, implement the open extension traits from poulpy-hal/oep for a struct that implements the Backend trait.
This will automatically make your backend compatible with the API of poulpy-hal, poulpy-core and poulpy-schemes.