pub trait GLWEEncryptSk<BE: Backend> {
// Required methods
fn glwe_encrypt_sk_tmp_bytes<A>(&self, infos: &A) -> usize
where A: GLWEInfos;
fn glwe_encrypt_sk<R, P, S>(
&self,
res: &mut R,
pt: &P,
sk: &S,
source_xa: &mut Source,
source_xe: &mut Source,
scratch: &mut Scratch<BE>,
)
where R: GLWEToMut,
P: GLWEPlaintextToRef,
S: GLWESecretPreparedToRef<BE>;
fn glwe_encrypt_zero_sk<R, S>(
&self,
res: &mut R,
sk: &S,
source_xa: &mut Source,
source_xe: &mut Source,
scratch: &mut Scratch<BE>,
)
where R: GLWEToMut,
S: GLWESecretPreparedToRef<BE>;
}Required Methods§
fn glwe_encrypt_sk_tmp_bytes<A>(&self, infos: &A) -> usizewhere
A: GLWEInfos,
fn glwe_encrypt_sk<R, P, S>( &self, res: &mut R, pt: &P, sk: &S, source_xa: &mut Source, source_xe: &mut Source, scratch: &mut Scratch<BE>, )
fn glwe_encrypt_zero_sk<R, S>(
&self,
res: &mut R,
sk: &S,
source_xa: &mut Source,
source_xe: &mut Source,
scratch: &mut Scratch<BE>,
)where
R: GLWEToMut,
S: GLWESecretPreparedToRef<BE>,
Dyn Compatibility§
This trait is not dyn compatible.
In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.