A utility to print the powers of tau from a challenge file #19
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This PR introduces a
print_powers
program that reads a challenge file and outputs the powers of tau stored in it. It is useful for anyone who wants to use these values for purposes such as polynomial commitment libraries.<category_to_extract>
should be one of:taug1
taug2
alphag1
betag1
betag2
For example, this command prints the first 2 TauG2 elements stored in
challenge
. Note thatchallenge
was generated using a circuit power of 28 and batch size of 256:Note how in the above example, the first TauG2 element is the generator of the G_2 group as specified in EIP-197.