ppoprf: Use a fixed server and point for eval benchmarks #338
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For the puncture benchmark it's important to have a fresh server state for each run, but for evaluations it doesn't really make sense to create a new private key for each evaluation. In a normal application that cost would be amortized over many evaluations.
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For the puncture benchmark it's important to have a fresh server state for each run, but for evaluations it doesn't really make sense to create a new private key for each evaluation. In a normal application that cost would be amortized over many evaluations.
Hoist these constants out of the benchmark loop for more relevant timing measurements.