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Clean up the reference code a bit so that it can be excerpted in the draft: add comments; use more meaningful variable names; and make variables consistent across the prover and verifier. We've also replaced `prove_wrapped()` and `query_wrapped()` with class methods on `ProveGadget` and `QueryGadget` respectively. This way the listing of these classes is a little tidier. Replace the current description of the algorithms with the reference code for and a brief overview of each. This entails defining `poly_eval()`, which we've done in the conventions section. `ProveGadget` and `QueryGadget` are listed in the appendix, as their descriptions are a bit tedious and their functionality is relatively straightforward. Note however that these are load-bearing parts of the specification. Other things: * Remove the "Encoding" subsection, which is pretty useless. Instead, we just say how these are instantiated in the "Validity Circuit" section. * Remove calls to `check_valid_eval()` from the draft, as this more useful for testing than it is as part of the spec. * Clean up the parameter tables, including indicating types. * Do another pass of the overview and tighten things up a bit. Co-authored-by: David Cook <[email protected]>
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Closes #226.
Clean up the reference code a bit so that it can be excerpted in the draft: add comments; use more meaningful variable names; and make variables consistent across the prover and verifier. We've also replaced
prove_wrapped()
andquery_wrapped()
with class methods onProveGadget
andQueryGadget
respectively. This way the listing of these classes is a little tidier.Replace the current description of the algorithms with the reference code for and a brief overview of each. This entails defining
poly_eval()
, which we've done in the conventions section.ProveGadget
andQueryGadget
are listed in the appendix, as their descriptions are a bit tedious and their functionality is relatively straightforward. Note however that these are load-bearing parts of the specification.Other things:
Remove the "Encoding" subsection, which is pretty useless. Instead, we just say how these are instantiated in the "Validity Circuit" section.
Remove calls to
check_valid_eval()
from the draft, as this more useful for testing than it is as part of the spec.Clean up the parameter tables, including indicating types.
Do another pass of the overview and tighten things up a bit.