Correct NTL calls when computing modular powers of GF(2) polynomials #35325
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The NTL PowerMod API requires that the base argument has smaller degree than the modulus. Also enable the dedicated API for x^e mod f.
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📚 Description
The NTL PowerMod API requires that the base argument has smaller degree than the modulus.
Also enable the dedicated API for x^e mod f.
Fixes #35324
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