package octez-plonk

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val eval_points : 
  Prover.circuit_prover_pp SMap.t ->
  Identities.eval_point list list

val degree_evaluations : nb_wires:int -> gates:'a SMap.t -> ultra:bool -> int

val domain_evaluations : 
  zero_knowledge:bool ->
  n:int ->
  int ->
  Plonk.Bls.Domain.t

val preprocessing : 
  int ->
  Bls.Evaluations.domain ->
  Circuit.t ->
  Bls.Evaluations.polynomial SMap.t
  * Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t array SMap.t
  * int array array
  * Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t array list
  * (int list * int)

val preprocess_map : 
  Bls.Evaluations.domain ->
  Bls.Evaluations.domain ->
  int ->
  (Circuit.t * 'a) SMap.t ->
  Prover.circuit_prover_pp SMap.t
  * Verifier.circuit_verifier_pp SMap.t
  * Plonk.Bls.Poly.t SMap.t

val compute_sizes : Circuit.t -> int -> int * int * int

val get_sizes : 
  zero_knowledge:bool ->
  (Circuit.t * int) SMap.t ->
  Plonk.Bls.Domain.t * int * int * Plonk.Bls.Domain.t * bool * int

val setup_circuits : 
  zero_knowledge:bool ->
  (Circuit.t * int) SMap.t ->
  srs:
    (Octez_bls12_381_polynomial.Bls12_381_polynomial.Srs.t
     * Octez_bls12_381_polynomial.Bls12_381_polynomial.Srs.t) ->
  prover_public_parameters * verifier_public_parameters