Implementing a secp256k1 library in pure Rust
summary
A first-hand account of implementing libsecp256k1 as a pure Rust crate providing full secp256k1 signing and verification, including support for no_std environments. Covers design and engineering decisions made while reimplementing the secp256k1 functionality in Rust.
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