Degree() public method

public Degree ( ) : int
return int
Exemplo n.º 1
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        public LongArray ModMultiply(LongArray other, int m, int[] ks)
        {
            /*
             * Find out the degree of each argument and handle the zero cases
             */
            int aDeg = Degree();
            if (aDeg == 0)
            {
                return this;
            }
            int bDeg = other.Degree();
            if (bDeg == 0)
            {
                return other;
            }

            /*
             * Swap if necessary so that A is the smaller argument
             */
            LongArray A = this, B = other;
            if (aDeg > bDeg)
            {
                A = other; B = this;
                int tmp = aDeg; aDeg = bDeg; bDeg = tmp;
            }

            /*
             * Establish the word lengths of the arguments and result
             */
            int aLen = (int)((uint)(aDeg + 63) >> 6);
            int bLen = (int)((uint)(bDeg + 63) >> 6);
            int cLen = (int)((uint)(aDeg + bDeg + 62) >> 6);

            if (aLen == 1)
            {
                long a0 = A.m_ints[0];
                if (a0 == 1L)
                {
                    return B;
                }

                /*
                 * Fast path for small A, with performance dependent only on the number of set bits
                 */
                long[] c0 = new long[cLen];
                MultiplyWord(a0, B.m_ints, bLen, c0, 0);

                /*
                 * Reduce the raw answer against the reduction coefficients
                 */
                return ReduceResult(c0, 0, cLen, m, ks);
            }

            /*
             * Determine if B will get bigger during shifting
             */
            int bMax = (int)((uint)(bDeg + 7 + 63) >> 6);

            /*
             * Lookup table for the offset of each B in the tables
             */
            int[] ti = new int[16];

            /*
             * Precompute table of all 4-bit products of B
             */
            long[] T0 = new long[bMax << 4];
            int tOff = bMax;
            ti[1] = tOff;
            Array.Copy(B.m_ints, 0, T0, tOff, bLen);
            for (int i = 2; i < 16; ++i)
            {
                ti[i] = (tOff += bMax);
                if ((i & 1) == 0)
                {
                    ShiftUp(T0, (int)((uint)tOff >> 1), T0, tOff, bMax, 1);
                }
                else
                {
                    Add(T0, bMax, T0, tOff - bMax, T0, tOff, bMax);
                }
            }

            /*
             * Second table with all 4-bit products of B shifted 4 bits
             */
            long[] T1 = new long[T0.Length];
            ShiftUp(T0, 0, T1, 0, T0.Length, 4);
    //        ShiftUp(T0, bMax, T1, bMax, tOff, 4);

            long[] a = A.m_ints;
            long[] c = new long[cLen << 3];

            int MASK = 0xF;

            /*
             * Lopez-Dahab (Modified) algorithm
             */

            for (int aPos = 0; aPos < aLen; ++aPos)
            {
                long aVal = a[aPos];
                int cOff = aPos;
                for (;;)
                {
                    int u = (int)aVal & MASK;
                    aVal = (long)((ulong)aVal >> 4);
                    int v = (int)aVal & MASK;
                    AddBoth(c, cOff, T0, ti[u], T1, ti[v], bMax);
                    aVal = (long)((ulong)aVal >> 4);
                    if (aVal == 0L)
                    {
                        break;
                    }
                    cOff += cLen;
                }
            }

            {
                int cOff = c.Length;
                while ((cOff -= cLen) != 0)
                {
                    AddShiftedUp(c, cOff - cLen, c, cOff, cLen, 8);
                }
            }

            /*
             * Finally the raw answer is collected, reduce it against the reduction coefficients
             */
            return ReduceResult(c, 0, cLen, m, ks);
        }
Exemplo n.º 2
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        public LongArray ModMultiplyAlt(LongArray other, int m, int[] ks)
        {
            /*
             * Find out the degree of each argument and handle the zero cases
             */
            int aDeg = Degree();
            if (aDeg == 0)
            {
                return this;
            }
            int bDeg = other.Degree();
            if (bDeg == 0)
            {
                return other;
            }

            /*
             * Swap if necessary so that A is the smaller argument
             */
            LongArray A = this, B = other;
            if (aDeg > bDeg)
            {
                A = other; B = this;
                int tmp = aDeg; aDeg = bDeg; bDeg = tmp;
            }

            /*
             * Establish the word lengths of the arguments and result
             */
            int aLen = (int)((uint)(aDeg + 63) >> 6);
            int bLen = (int)((uint)(bDeg + 63) >> 6);
            int cLen = (int)((uint)(aDeg + bDeg + 62) >> 6);

            if (aLen == 1)
            {
                long a0 = A.m_ints[0];
                if (a0 == 1L)
                {
                    return B;
                }

                /*
                 * Fast path for small A, with performance dependent only on the number of set bits
                 */
                long[] c0 = new long[cLen];
                MultiplyWord(a0, B.m_ints, bLen, c0, 0);

                /*
                 * Reduce the raw answer against the reduction coefficients
                 */
                return ReduceResult(c0, 0, cLen, m, ks);
            }

            // NOTE: This works, but is slower than width 4 processing
    //        if (aLen == 2)
    //        {
    //            /*
    //             * Use common-multiplicand optimization to save ~1/4 of the adds
    //             */
    //            long a1 = A.m_ints[0], a2 = A.m_ints[1];
    //            long aa = a1 & a2; a1 ^= aa; a2 ^= aa;
    //
    //            long[] b = B.m_ints;
    //            long[] c = new long[cLen];
    //            multiplyWord(aa, b, bLen, c, 1);
    //            add(c, 0, c, 1, cLen - 1);
    //            multiplyWord(a1, b, bLen, c, 0);
    //            multiplyWord(a2, b, bLen, c, 1);
    //
    //            /*
    //             * Reduce the raw answer against the reduction coefficients
    //             */
    //            return ReduceResult(c, 0, cLen, m, ks);
    //        }

            /*
             * Determine the parameters of the Interleaved window algorithm: the 'width' in bits to
             * process together, the number of evaluation 'positions' implied by that width, and the
             * 'top' position at which the regular window algorithm stops.
             */
            int width, positions, top, banks;

            // NOTE: width 4 is the fastest over the entire range of sizes used in current crypto 
    //        width = 1; positions = 64; top = 64; banks = 4;
    //        width = 2; positions = 32; top = 64; banks = 4;
    //        width = 3; positions = 21; top = 63; banks = 3;
            width = 4; positions = 16; top = 64; banks = 8;
    //        width = 5; positions = 13; top = 65; banks = 7;
    //        width = 7; positions = 9; top = 63; banks = 9;
    //        width = 8; positions = 8; top = 64; banks = 8;

            /*
             * Determine if B will get bigger during shifting
             */
            int shifts = top < 64 ? positions : positions - 1;
            int bMax = (int)((uint)(bDeg + shifts + 63) >> 6);

            int bTotal = bMax * banks, stride = width * banks;

            /*
             * Create a single temporary buffer, with an offset table to find the positions of things in it 
             */
            int[] ci = new int[1 << width];
            int cTotal = aLen;
            {
                ci[0] = cTotal;
                cTotal += bTotal;
                ci[1] = cTotal;
                for (int i = 2; i < ci.Length; ++i)
                {
                    cTotal += cLen;
                    ci[i] = cTotal;
                }
                cTotal += cLen;
            }
            // NOTE: Provide a safe dump for "high zeroes" since we are adding 'bMax' and not 'bLen'
            ++cTotal;

            long[] c = new long[cTotal];

            // Prepare A in Interleaved form, according to the chosen width
            Interleave(A.m_ints, 0, c, 0, aLen, width);

            // Make a working copy of B, since we will be shifting it
            {
                int bOff = aLen;
                Array.Copy(B.m_ints, 0, c, bOff, bLen);
                for (int bank = 1; bank < banks; ++bank)
                {
                    ShiftUp(c, aLen, c, bOff += bMax, bMax, bank);
                }
            }

            /*
             * The main loop analyzes the Interleaved windows in A, and for each non-zero window
             * a single word-array XOR is performed to a carefully selected slice of 'c'. The loop is
             * breadth-first, checking the lowest window in each word, then looping again for the
             * next higher window position.
             */
            int MASK = (1 << width) - 1;

            int k = 0;
            for (;;)
            {
                int aPos = 0;
                do
                {
                    long aVal = (long)((ulong)c[aPos] >> k);
                    int bank = 0, bOff = aLen;
                    for (;;)
                    {
                        int index = (int)(aVal) & MASK;
                        if (index != 0)
                        {
                            /*
                             * Add to a 'c' buffer based on the bit-pattern of 'index'. Since A is in
                             * Interleaved form, the bits represent the current B shifted by 0, 'positions',
                             * 'positions' * 2, ..., 'positions' * ('width' - 1)
                             */
                            Add(c, aPos + ci[index], c, bOff, bMax);
                        }
                        if (++bank == banks)
                        {
                            break;
                        }
                        bOff += bMax;
                        aVal = (long)((ulong)aVal >> width);
                    }
                }
                while (++aPos < aLen);

                if ((k += stride) >= top)
                {
                    if (k >= 64)
                    {
                        break;
                    }

                    /*
                     * Adjustment for window setups with top == 63, the final bit (if any) is processed
                     * as the top-bit of a window
                     */
                    k = 64 - width;
                    MASK &= MASK << (top - k);
                }

                /*
                 * After each position has been checked for all words of A, B is shifted up 1 place
                 */
                ShiftUp(c, aLen, bTotal, banks);
            }

            int ciPos = ci.Length;
            while (--ciPos > 1)
            {
                if ((ciPos & 1L) == 0L)
                {
                    /*
                     * For even numbers, shift contents and add to the half-position
                     */
                    AddShiftedUp(c, ci[(uint)ciPos >> 1], c, ci[ciPos], cLen, positions);
                }
                else
                {
                    /*
                     * For odd numbers, 'distribute' contents to the result and the next-lowest position
                     */
                    Distribute(c, ci[ciPos], ci[ciPos - 1], ci[1], cLen);
                }
            }

            /*
             * Finally the raw answer is collected, reduce it against the reduction coefficients
             */
            return ReduceResult(c, ci[1], cLen, m, ks);
        }