python-neoscrypt-wrapper
- src/ || neoscrypt source files (C)
- scripts/ || ie. cross-compiling scripts to create .so, .dylib or dll
- tests/ || python neoscrypt testfile
This Software needs compile (gcc, mingw ...)
Install from git
Compiling and installing as PythonModule (python2/python3)::
bash:~/: sudo python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/sparkspay/python-neoscrypt.git
or
bash:~/: git clone git+https://github.com/sparkspay/python-neoscrypt.git
bash:~/: cd python-neoscrypt
bash:~/: python-neoscrypt/: sudo python3 setup.py install
Pypi Version install will be available ::
bash:~/: pip install neoscrypt
NeoScrypt
NeoScrypt is a strong memory intensive key derivation function.
- Compile time definitions: --DNEOSCRYPT_SHA256 enables optional SHA-256
- support (Scrypt compatibility); --DNEOSCRYPT_BLAKE256 enables optional
- BLAKE-256 support; --DNEOSCRYPT_OPT enables FastKDF performance
- optimisations; --DNEOSCRYPT_ASM enables 32-bit and 64-bit assembly
- optimisations; --DNEOSCRYPT_MINER_4WAY enables 4-way mining per thread (requires -DNEOSCRYPT_ASM).
Documentation
Refer to the following white paper for an introduction to NeoScrypt: http://phoenixcoin.org/archive/neoscrypt_v1.pdf
Source Links
https://github.com/goacoincore/neoscrypt -> goacoincore
https://github.com/ghostlander/NeoScrypt -> ghostlander
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