Marc Stevens

I would recommend refering to WSL for any windows users.

Note that the author of that article has already acknowledged that his benchmarks were flawed due to memory bottlenecks. So I would wait till better benchmarks appear before deciding.

Since a lot of common compilers allow for these gnu-isms, can you make it check for the specific non-supporting compiler? BTW Which of the compiler options specifically cause issues? E.g.,...

Which version of Ubuntu do you have? What is the result of the following command?: `apt-cache search fpylll`

The supplied doc link is for Ubuntu 21.04 and is based on python3. For Ubuntu 18.04 the corresponding link is [https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/18.04/ubuntu-universe-amd64/python-fpylll_0.3.0+ds-3build1_amd64.deb.html](https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/18.04/ubuntu-universe-amd64/python-fpylll_0.3.0+ds-3build1_amd64.deb.html). Simply use `sudo apt-get install python-fpylll` instead, which seems...

You don't need python3 for `fpylll`, python2 is fine. So it's fine to install fpylll using `sudo apt-get install python-fpylll`. However if you need to use python3 for some other...

You are missing at least `autoconf`: `sudo apt install autoconf`

The hint is in the error log: ``` ERROR: Unable to locate GNU Libtool. ERROR: To prepare the fplll build system from scratch, at least version 1.4.2 of GNU ```

Install libtool: `sudo apt install libtool`

In some shells `source` is not a valid command to read a script, in those cases you case use `.` instead, so: `. activate`