Struct VerificationEngine

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pub struct VerificationEngine {
    pub engine_type: VerificationEngineType,
    pub parameters: VerificationParameters,
}

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Verification engine for validating proofs

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§engine_type: VerificationEngineType§parameters: VerificationParameters

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impl VerificationEngine

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pub fn new() -> Self

Create new verification engine

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pub fn verify_proof( &self, verifying_key: &VerifyingKey, proof: &[u8], public_inputs: &[FieldElement], ) -> Result<bool, ZkError>

Verify proof — structural validity only.

NOTE: This is NOT cryptographic verification. A real ZK backend (bellman/arkworks) is required for that. This rejects obviously invalid proofs: too-short, all-zero placeholders, empty public inputs, or unkeyed verifiers.

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impl UnwindSafe for VerificationEngine

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