Struct kimchi::circuits::lookup::tables::caml::CamlLookupTable

pub struct CamlLookupTable<CamlF> {
    pub id: i32,
    pub data: Vec<Vec<CamlF>>,
}

Fields

id: i32

data: Vec<Vec<CamlF>>

Trait Implementations

impl<F, CamlF> From<CamlLookupTable<CamlF>> for LookupTable<F>where F: PrimeField, CamlF: Into<F>,

fn from(caml_lt: CamlLookupTable<CamlF>) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

impl<F, CamlF> From<LookupTable<F>> for CamlLookupTable<CamlF>where F: PrimeField, CamlF: From<F>,

fn from(lt: LookupTable<F>) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

impl<'from_value_lifetime, CamlF> FromValue<'from_value_lifetime> for CamlLookupTable<CamlF>where Vec<Vec<CamlF>>: FromValue<'from_value_lifetime>, CamlF: FromValue<'from_value_lifetime>,

fn from_value(value: Value) -> Self

Convert from OCaml value

impl<CamlF> IntoValue for CamlLookupTable<CamlF>where Vec<Vec<CamlF>>: IntoValue, CamlF: IntoValue,

fn into_value(self, gc: &Runtime) -> Value

Convert to OCaml value

impl<CamlF> OCamlBinding for CamlLookupTable<CamlF>where CamlF: OCamlDesc,

fn ocaml_binding( env: &mut Env, rename: Option<&'static str>, new_type: bool ) -> String

will generate the OCaml bindings for a type (called root type). It takes the current environment [Env], as well as an optional name (if you wish to rename the type in OCaml).

impl<CamlF> OCamlDesc for CamlLookupTable<CamlF>where CamlF: OCamlDesc,

fn ocaml_desc(env: &Env, generics: &[&str]) -> String

describes the type in OCaml, given the current environment [Env] and the list of generic type parameters of the root type (the type that makes use of this type)

fn unique_id() -> u128

Returns a unique ID for the type. This ID will not change if concrete type parameters are used.