Re: What are the DC instuctions buried in RSA in 3 lines of perl?

Perry E. Metzger (perry@piermont.com)
Mon, 23 Mar 1998 11:44:15 -0500

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"Peter D. Junger" writes:
> In connection both with my law suit against the enforcement of theexport
> regulations relating to encryption software and with my course in
> computing and the law, I believe it would be a big help if I could
> understand the dc instructions that are implemented in Adam Back's
> version of RSA in two or three lines of perl.

BTW, I will point out that a version of RSA in Scheme is only a few
lines longer, and actually can be read and understood easily by people
(which might make it of more use in a legal context.)

Perry

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