Example #1
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File: makefb.c Project: pstach/gls
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void poly_xpow(poly_t res, u_int32_t shift, u_int32_t n,
			poly_t mod, u_int32_t p) {

	/* Modular exponentiation of polynomials with
	   finite-field coefficients, i.e. res = (x-shift) ^ n % mod
	   with all polynomial coefficients reduced modulo p.
	   n is assumed nonzero */

	poly_t modnorm;
	u_int32_t msw;
	u_int32_t i, d;
	u_int32_t buf[2*NUM_POLY_COEFFS] = {0};
	u_int64_t psq;

	poly_make_monic(modnorm, mod, p);
	d = modnorm->degree;

	OP1(0) = shift;
	OP1(1) = 1;
	for (i = 0; i <= d; i++)
		MOD(i) = modnorm->coef[i];

	msw = 0x80000000;
	while (!(n & msw)) {
		msw >>= 1;
	}
	msw >>= 1;

	psq = (u_int64_t)p * (u_int64_t)p;

	/* use left-to-right binary exponentiation, not
	   the right-to-left variety. For factor base generation
	   the base always has degree less than modnorm, and the
	   left-to-right method preserves that, saving time during
	   modular multiplication */

	while (msw) {
		poly_expo_square(buf, d, p, psq);
		if (n & msw) {
			poly_expo_modmul(buf, d, shift, p, psq);
		}
		msw >>= 1;
	}

	res->degree = d;
	for (i = 0; i <= d; i++)
		res->coef[i] = OP1(i);
	poly_fix_degree(res);
}
Example #2
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int read_opcode(void)
{
  uint16_t inst;

  if (cpu.PC == MEM_SIZE)
    return EOF;

  if (cpu.PC == rom_size)
    return END_ROM;

  inst = (mem[cpu.PC]<<8) | mem[cpu.PC+1];
  op1 = OP1(inst);
  op2 = OP2(inst);
  op3 = OP3(inst);
  op4 = OP4(inst);
  cpu.PC += 2;

  return cpu.PC;
}
Example #3
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File: makefb.c Project: pstach/gls
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void poly_expo_square(u_int32_t *buf, u_int32_t dm, u_int32_t p, u_int64_t psq)
{
	/* OP1 = OP1 * OP1 mod MOD
	   OP1 and MOD are both of degree dm */

	u_int32_t i;
	u_int32_t q;
	u_int64_t acc[NUM_POLY_COEFFS];

	for (i = 0; i < dm; i++)
		acc[i] = (u_int64_t) (OP1(i)) * (u_int64_t)(OP1(dm-1));

	for (i = dm - 2; (int32_t)i >= 0; i--) {
		q = mp_mod64(acc[dm-1], p);
		switch(dm-1) {
  		case 7: acc[7] = sqr_mac(OP1(7), OP1(i), acc[6],
  							q, MOD(7), psq);
		case 6: acc[6] = sqr_mac(OP1(6), OP1(i), acc[5],
							q, MOD(6), psq);
		case 5: acc[5] = sqr_mac(OP1(5), OP1(i), acc[4],
							q, MOD(5), psq);
		case 4: acc[4] = sqr_mac(OP1(4), OP1(i), acc[3],
							q, MOD(4), psq);
		case 3: acc[3] = sqr_mac(OP1(3), OP1(i), acc[2],
							q, MOD(3), psq);
		case 2: acc[2] = sqr_mac(OP1(2), OP1(i), acc[1],
							q, MOD(2), psq);
		case 1: acc[1] = sqr_mac(OP1(1), OP1(i), acc[0],
							q, MOD(1), psq);
		case 0: acc[0] = sqr_mac0(OP1(0), OP1(i), q, MOD(0), psq);
			break;
		}
	}

	for (i = 0; i < dm; i++)
		OP1(i) = mp_mod64(acc[i], p);
}
Example #4
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File: makefb.c Project: pstach/gls
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void poly_expo_modmul(u_int32_t *buf, u_int32_t dm, u_int32_t shift, u_int32_t p, u_int64_t psq)
{
	/* OP1 = OP1 * (x - shift) mod MOD
	   OP1 and MOD are of degree dm */

	u_int32_t q;
	u_int32_t zero = 0;

	q = OP1(dm-1);
	switch(dm-1) {
	case 7: OP1(7) = mul_mac(OP1(7), shift, OP1(6), q, MOD(7), p, psq);
	case 6: OP1(6) = mul_mac(OP1(6), shift, OP1(5), q, MOD(6), p, psq);
	case 5: OP1(5) = mul_mac(OP1(5), shift, OP1(4), q, MOD(5), p, psq);
	case 4: OP1(4) = mul_mac(OP1(4), shift, OP1(3), q, MOD(4), p, psq);
	case 3: OP1(3) = mul_mac(OP1(3), shift, OP1(2), q, MOD(3), p, psq);
	case 2: OP1(2) = mul_mac(OP1(2), shift, OP1(1), q, MOD(2), p, psq);
	case 1: OP1(1) = mul_mac(OP1(1), shift, OP1(0), q, MOD(1), p, psq);
	case 0: OP1(0) = mul_mac(OP1(0), shift,   zero, q, MOD(0), p, psq);
		break;
	}
}