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I noticed that circom, when dealing with the addition of two long and non-Montgomery-type data, only does one subtraction for the overflow result to try to get the result after modulo, but if the result is much larger than 2p, won't it appear that the result is not in the finite domain?
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I noticed that circom, when dealing with the addition of two long and non-Montgomery-type data, only does one subtraction for the overflow result to try to get the result after modulo, but if the result is much larger than 2p, won't it appear that the result is not in the finite domain?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: