pub struct EcCreatePointLibfunc {}
Expand description
Libfunc for creating an EC point from its coordinates x
and y
.
If (x, y)
is not on the curve, nothing is returned.
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Source§impl Default for EcCreatePointLibfunc
impl Default for EcCreatePointLibfunc
Source§fn default() -> EcCreatePointLibfunc
fn default() -> EcCreatePointLibfunc
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Source§impl NoGenericArgsGenericLibfunc for EcCreatePointLibfunc
impl NoGenericArgsGenericLibfunc for EcCreatePointLibfunc
const STR_ID: &'static str = "ec_point_try_new_nz"
fn specialize_signature( &self, context: &dyn SignatureSpecializationContext, ) -> Result<LibfuncSignature, SpecializationError>
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impl Freeze for EcCreatePointLibfunc
impl RefUnwindSafe for EcCreatePointLibfunc
impl Send for EcCreatePointLibfunc
impl Sync for EcCreatePointLibfunc
impl Unpin for EcCreatePointLibfunc
impl UnwindSafe for EcCreatePointLibfunc
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