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README.md

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 libsodium library. The enacl project is somewhat misnamed, as it uses
 libsodium as the underlying driver.
 
-Several Erlang ports of NaCl/libsodium exists, but this one is a
-rewrite with the following foci:
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 ## INSTALL/Requirements:
 
 * Erlang/OTP 17.3. This library *needs* the newest dirty scheduler
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   subpackages, make sure you also get the "-dev" package containing
   the header files necessary in order to compile software linking to
   libsodium.
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 To build the software execute:
 
 	make
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 or
 
 	rebar compile
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 To build and run licensed eqc test execute:
 
 	make eqc_run
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 To build and run eqc-mini version of test execute:
 
 	make eqc_mini_run
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 ## Features:
 
 * Complete NaCl library, implementing all default functionality.
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 libsodium documentation, but it is still worth a visit
 
 	https://nacl.cr.yp.to
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 but also note that our interface has full Edoc documentation,
 generated by executing
 
 	rebar3 doc
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 ## Hints
 
 In general, the primitives provided by NaCl are intermediate-level
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 just the 3 main authors. Please see the page
 
 	http://nacl.cr.yp.to
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 for the full list of authors.