Darko Macesic
Darko Macesic
It seems `assert(c > pMinusOne)` should fail at compile time as no `c` can be greater than `pMinusOne`. This fails as it should in https://github.com/Zokrates/ZoKrates/pull/1309 @Schaeff any thoughts?
> const code = def main(private field a) -> field { return true; }; This code is semantically invalid and should not compile?
Hey, it seems like our semantic checker missed this one – using return statements in the for-loop block shouldn't be allowed. That's causing some funky undefined behavior in the other...
Thanks for the report, this seems to be fixed in #1309
This occurs when the process of proving key deserialization fails, which can be due to several reasons: - Passing it in an unexpected format (difficult to determine without reviewing your...