Implementation of VDPFs in C with a Go wrapper. See the paper for details.
- Go 1.13 or higher
- OpenSSL 1.1.1f
- GNU Make
- Cmake
| Install dependencies (Ubuntu): | Install dependencies (CentOS): |
|---|---|
sudo apt-get install build-essential |
sudo yum groupinstall 'Development Tools' |
sudo apt-get install cmake |
sudo yum install cmake |
sudo apt install libssl-dev |
sudo yum install openssl-devel |
sudo apt-get install golang-go |
sudo yum install golang |
For optimal performance, you should compile the C code with clang (approximately 10-20 percent faster than the default on some distributions).
- Clang-11: On Ubuntu run
sudo apt install clang. On CentOS,sudo yum install clang.- You'll also need llvm if you use clang.
- LLVM-AR: On Ubuntu run
sudo apt install llvm. On CentOS,sudo yum install llvm.
go mod tidy
cd src && make
./test
See also src/test.c
go test
See also dpf_test.go
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