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    • R1cs

    R1cs-constraintp

    Recognize an R1CS constraint

    An R1CS constraint is a defaggregate with 3 fields, A, B, and C, each of which is a sparse vector. The constructor is r1cs-constraint, and the accessors are r1cs-constraint->a, r1cs-constraint->b, and r1cs-constraint->c.