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Posted about 13 years ago by Marcel Keller m.keller@bristol.ac.uk
Posted about 13 years ago by Marcel Keller
Posted about 13 years ago by Marcel Keller
Posted over 13 years ago by Dario Amoruso
good morning the context of reference are Oppnets not collaborative 2011/10/17 Martin Burkhart <martin.burkhart< at >gmail.com>
Posted over 13 years ago by Martin Burkhart
Hi Dario The SEPIA library (www.sepia.ee.ethz.ch) is also implemented in Java. The code is available (LGPL). It supports less-than comparisons, which is all you need for the Millionaire's problem. Best Martin On 16.10.2011 22:32, Martin Geisler wrote:
Posted over 13 years ago by Martin Geisler
Hi Dario, Please reply to the mailinglist, especially if you have followup questions :-) As I remember it, the FairPlay system is written in Java, so maybe you can use this. Perhaps someone else on the mailinglist knows more.
Posted over 13 years ago by Martin Geisler
Yes, it's implemented: http://hg.viff.dk/viff/file/tip/apps/millionaires.py Please post to the mailinglist (viff-devel< at >viff.dk) instead of me personally as I'm no longer the maintainer of VIFF.
Posted almost 14 years ago by shahriar rahman
Hi Marcel, Yeah, the problem was due to cygwin. I have removed cygwin, and reinstalled everything (python...viff). But some DLL files were missing in system32, so I had to bring those *.dll files from openssl\bin to system32. Now everything is ... [More] working fine. Thanks a lot for your nice support :) --Moha On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 11:26 PM, shahriar rahman <mail.jaist< at >gmail.com>wrote: [Less]
Posted almost 14 years ago by shahriar rahman
I have got cygwin preinstalled in my pc. The python script is getting different path than the sys.path. I guess it is because of the cygwin, but not sure. I will let you know what happens after removing cygwin. Thanks.
Posted almost 14 years ago by Marcel Keller
Well, the paths are completely different to the previous output. VIFF has to be installed in one of the paths to work. Did you call Python in the same way both times? It seems that you use cygwin here, but not earlier. Regards, Marcel shahriar rahman wrote: