Alberto Ibarrondo

I had a quick look at that repo, and it seems you're encrypting one single value per ciphertext, which is quite an overkill. My first suggestion is to take a...

Closing this issue as the installation problem relates to an old version of Pyfhel.

Uch! It seems the characters read from a console while executing `cmake` can be problematic. Could you try downloading the Pyfhel repo (`git clone --recursive https://github.com/ibarrond/Pyfhel`), changing line 157 of...

Ooh, wait! reopening until I fix it in the Pypi version

Issue solved in [e6d845e](https://github.com/ibarrond/Pyfhel/commit/e6d845ea3e032200127cc07b1ff4f593e52ea49e). Closing! @Crypto-201 Pyfhel v2.3.1 uses an outdated and not maintained API. Switch to V3+ for support and the latest updates!

@Crypto-201 please open your own issue to discuss the installation problems. Since the `'utf-8'` error doesn't appear anymore, we will leave this issue closed. Oh, and please provide all the...

Hi @QuickSort7 , on your first question: we're currently working on a low level access to the polynomials behind plaintexts, ciphertexts and public/private keys. Stay tuned for it, as it...

We are finally releasing Pyfhel v3 in beta mode (`pip install Pyfhel==3.0.0b3` for the most up-to-date), which allows access to underlying polynomials of plaintexts (`HE.poly_from_plaintext(ptxt)`) and ciphertexts (`HE.poly_from_ciphertext(ctxt, i)` for...

@Crypto-201 install the latest version of `Pyfhel` by just running `pip install Pyfhel`. This should solve the installation issue.

Let's make Pyfhel available in MacOS! As a first step, comment out the `if` clause around line 37 of `setup.py` to attempt actual compilation, then run again.