Trait LweCiphertextVectorDiscardingOppositeEngine 

pub trait LweCiphertextVectorDiscardingOppositeEngine<InputCiphertextVector, OutputCiphertextVector>: AbstractEngine
where
    InputCiphertextVector: LweCiphertextVectorEntity,
    OutputCiphertextVector: LweCiphertextVectorEntity,
{
    // Required methods
    fn discard_opp_lwe_ciphertext_vector(
        &mut self,
        output: &mut OutputCiphertextVector,
        input: &InputCiphertextVector,
    ) -> Result<(), LweCiphertextVectorDiscardingOppositeError<Self::EngineError>>;
    unsafe fn discard_opp_lwe_ciphertext_vector_unchecked(
        &mut self,
        output: &mut OutputCiphertextVector,
        input: &InputCiphertextVector,
    );
}

A trait for engines computing the opposite (discarding) LWE ciphertext vectors.

Semantics

This discarding operation fills the output LWE ciphertext vector with the element-wise opposite of the input LWE ciphertext vector.

Formal Definition

cf here

Required Methods

fn discard_opp_lwe_ciphertext_vector( &mut self, output: &mut OutputCiphertextVector, input: &InputCiphertextVector, ) -> Result<(), LweCiphertextVectorDiscardingOppositeError<Self::EngineError>>

Computes the opposite of an LWE ciphertext vector.

unsafe fn discard_opp_lwe_ciphertext_vector_unchecked( &mut self, output: &mut OutputCiphertextVector, input: &InputCiphertextVector, )

Unsafely computes the opposite of an LWE ciphertext vector.

Safety

For the general safety concerns regarding this operation, refer to the different variants of LweCiphertextVectorDiscardingOppositeError. For safety concerns specific to an engine, refer to the implementer safety section.

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety".

Implementors