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Revamp readme
The current readme is, hum, quite sparse on information. Considering this is the entry point for the project on GitHub, it should be improved to contain more high-level information and pointers to other resources. What should be added:
- supported problem types
- more detail on features
- supported routing engines
- the kind of tests we have in place (CI builds, runs on various benchmarks)
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I use Ubuntu Eoan with python3-asn1crypto 0.24.0-1.
It looks like PrivateKeyInfo.bit_size and PublicKeyInfo.bit_size returns non-integer.
I can see that *.byte_size returns a value with int() but the *.bit_size functions does not. The documentation in the function says it should return an integer.
print(certificate.public_key.bit_size) returns in my case "256.0"
Shouldn't it return only "2
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Hello Rodolfo
Just another quick question - is your algorithm implementation Chained Lin Kernighan? (https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/c4ed/86c06e92dab39db4414297c2055abcaf6590.pdf)
Thank you for your patience in answering my barrage of questions!
Best
Vikram
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