New submission from Janus Dam Nielsen :
I would like to see a broadcast method in the Runtime class. The
purpose of the broadcast method should be to distribute a public value
among all parties (or some subset of parties).
A case: All parties in a computation needs to read a value from
standa
It can definitely be useful to have a broadcast method, for instance
to complete the implementation of the asynchronous maliciously secure
protocol, we will need broadcast.
But one needs to be careful about what kind of security we want. There
is a whole jungle of protocols, depending on wh
Citat af Ivan Bjerre Damgård :
It can definitely be useful to have a broadcast method, for instance
to complete the implementation of the asynchronous maliciously
secure protocol, we will need broadcast.
But one needs to be careful about what kind of security we want.
There is a whole jun
In the simple case I want to shout out a number to everybody, even
somebody who is eavesdropping.
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Janus
Den 10/03/2009 kl. 12.23 skrev Ivan Bjerre Damgård:
It can definitely be useful to have a broadcast method, for
instance to complete the implementation of the asynchronous
malicious
Quoting Janus Dam Nielsen :
In the simple case I want to shout out a number to everybody, even
somebody who is eavesdropping.
But secrecy of what you shout is not the real problem. The problem is
to make sure everyone agrees on what was said. This is not obvious in
the case where people m
I think we would get the same result if we started a LoopingCall that
executes process_deferred_queue with an interval of, say, 100 ms:
http://twistedmatrix.com/documents/8.2.0/api/twisted.internet.task.LoopingCall.html
This should work since the runUntilCurrent method runs through the
waitin
Marcel,
I just wanted to say that I think it would be great if you would
implement a version of your proposed two-threaded solution. I do not
have a firm grasp of all the programming details, but it does seem
that the overall idea is converging, and that some time soon the best
way to jud
Hi Ivan,
I just wanted to say that I think it would be great if you would
implement a version of your proposed two-threaded solution. I do not
have a firm grasp of all the programming details, but it does seem that
the overall idea is converging, and that some time soon the best way to
judge
