Don't throw in `seckey_verify`: it's inconsistent to have this function throw
for some invalid inputs and return false for other invalid inputs.
Document public key compression and add tests.
* Android loading may fallback to standard JVM
* Java code must target JVM 1.8 in order to be compatible Android.
Co-authored-by: Salomon BRYS <salomon@kodein.net>
* Each native library is in its own jar. Got rid of cross compilation. The project is `secp256k1` and not `secp256k1-kmp`.
* Updated CI to use all 3 OS VMs
Co-authored-by: Salomon BRYS <salomon@kodein.net>
* Upgrade JNI interface
* Input signatures can be DER or compact format, output signatures are always in compact format
* Input public keys can be compressed or uncompressed, output public keys are always uncompressed
* Name and parameters match libsecp256k1's
* JNI implementation is now straightforward
No more ByteBuffers
Exceptions are thrown in case of failures
* Update src/nativeMain/kotlin/fr/acinq/secp256k1/Secp256k1Native.kt
* Add public key compression method
Co-authored-by: Salomon BRYS <salomon.brys@gmail.com>
