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/* batch.c - Implement batch mode for step 1 of ECM
Copyright 2011, 2012, 2016 Cyril Bouvier, Paul Zimmermann and David Cleaver.
This file is part of the ECM Library.
The ECM Library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your
option) any later version.
The ECM Library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY
or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public
License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with the ECM Library; see the file COPYING.LIB. If not, see
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ or write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */
/* ECM stage 1 in batch mode, for initial point (x:z) with small coordinates,
such that x and z fit into a mp_limb_t.
For example we can start with (x=2:y=1) with the curve by^2 = x^3 + ax^2 + x
with a = 4d-2 and b=16d+2, then we have to multiply by d=(a+2)/4 in the
duplicates.
With the change of variable x=b*X, y=b*Y, this curve becomes:
Y^2 = X^3 + a/b*X^2 + 1/b^2*X.
*/
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "ecm-impl.h"
#include "getprime_r.h"
#define MAX_HEIGHT 32
#if ECM_UINT_MAX == 4294967295
/* On a 32-bit machine, with no access to a 64-bit type,
the maximum value that can be returned by mpz_sizeinbase(s,2)
is = (2^32-1). Multiplying all primes up to the following
will result in a product that has (2^32-1) bits. */
#define MAX_B1_BATCH 2977044736UL
#elif defined(_WIN32) && __GNU_MP_VERSION <= 6 && !defined(__MPIR_VERSION)
/* Due to a limitation in GMP on 64-bit Windows, should also
affect 32-bit Windows, sufficient memory cannot be allocated
for the batch product s when using primes larger than the following */
#define MAX_B1_BATCH 3124253146UL
#else
/* nth_prime(2^(MAX_HEIGHT-1))-1 */
#define MAX_B1_BATCH 50685770166ULL
#endif
/* If forbiddenres != NULL, forbiddenres = "m r_1 ... r_k -1" indicating that
if p = r_i mod m, then p^2 should be considered instead of p. This has
only a sense for CM curves. We assume r_1 < r_2 < ... < r_k.
Typical example: "4 3 -1" for curves Y^2 = X^3 + a * X.
*/
void
compute_s (mpz_t s, ecm_uint B1, int *forbiddenres ATTRIBUTE_UNUSED)
{
mpz_t acc[MAX_HEIGHT]; /* To accumulate products of prime powers */
mpz_t ppz;
unsigned int i, j;
ecm_uint pi = 2, pp, maxpp, qi;
prime_info_t prime_info;
prime_info_init (prime_info);
ASSERT_ALWAYS (B1 <= MAX_B1_BATCH);
for (j = 0; j < MAX_HEIGHT; j++)
mpz_init (acc[j]); /* sets acc[j] to 0 */
mpz_init (ppz);
i = 0;
while (pi <= B1)
{
pp = qi = pi;
maxpp = B1 / qi;
#ifdef HAVE_ADDLAWS
if (forbiddenres != NULL && pi > 2)
{
/* non splitting primes can occur in even powers only */
int rp = (int)(pi % forbiddenres[0]);
for (j = 1; forbiddenres[j] >= 0; j++)
if (rp >= forbiddenres[j])
break;
if (rp == forbiddenres[j])
{
/* printf("p=%lu is forbidden\n", pi); */
if (qi <= maxpp)
{
/* qi <= B1/qi => qi^2 <= B1, let it go */
qi *= qi;
}
else
{
/* qi is too large, do not increment i */
pi = getprime_mt (prime_info);
continue;
}
}
}
#endif
while (pp <= maxpp)
pp *= qi;
#if ECM_UINT_MAX == 4294967295
mpz_set_ui (ppz, pp);
#else
mpz_set_uint64 (ppz, pp);
#endif
if ((i & 1) == 0)
mpz_set (acc[0], ppz);
else
mpz_mul (acc[0], acc[0], ppz);
j = 0;
/* We have accumulated i+1 products so far. If bits 0..j of i are all
set, then i+1 is a multiple of 2^(j+1). */
while ((i & (1 << j)) != 0)
{
/* we use acc[MAX_HEIGHT-1] as 0-sentinel below, thus we need
j+1 < MAX_HEIGHT-1 */
ASSERT (j + 1 < MAX_HEIGHT - 1);
if ((i & (1 << (j + 1))) == 0) /* i+1 is not multiple of 2^(j+2),
thus add[j+1] is "empty" */
mpz_swap (acc[j+1], acc[j]); /* avoid a copy with mpz_set */
else
mpz_mul (acc[j+1], acc[j+1], acc[j]); /* accumulate in acc[j+1] */
mpz_set_ui (acc[j], 1);
j++;
}
i++;
pi = getprime_mt (prime_info);
}
for (mpz_set (s, acc[0]), j = 1; mpz_cmp_ui (acc[j], 0) != 0; j++)
mpz_mul (s, s, acc[j]);
prime_info_clear (prime_info); /* free the prime tables */
for (i = 0; i < MAX_HEIGHT; i++)
mpz_clear (acc[i]);
mpz_clear (ppz);
}
#if 0
/* this function is useful in debug mode to print non-normalized residues */
static void
mpresn_print (mpres_t x, mpmod_t n)
{
mp_size_t m, xn;
xn = SIZ(x);
m = ABSIZ(x);
MPN_NORMALIZE(PTR(x), m);
SIZ(x) = xn >= 0 ? m : -m;
gmp_printf ("%Zd\n", x);
SIZ(x) = xn;
}
#endif
/* (x1:z1) <- 2(x1:z1)
(x2:z2) <- (x1:z1) + (x2:z2)
assume (x2:z2) - (x1:z1) = (2:1)
Uses 4 modular multiplies and 4 modular squarings.
Inputs are x1, z1, x2, z2, d, n.
Use two auxiliary variables: t, w (it seems using one only is not possible
if all mpresn_mul and mpresn_sqr calls don't overlap input and output).
In the batch 1 mode, we pass d_prime such that the actual d is d_prime/beta.
Since beta is a square, if d_prime is a square (on 64-bit machines),
so is d.
In mpresn_mul_1, we multiply by d_prime = beta*d and divide by beta.
*/
static void
dup_add_batch1 (mpres_t x1, mpres_t z1, mpres_t x2, mpres_t z2,
mpres_t t, mpres_t w, mp_limb_t d_prime, mpmod_t n)
{
/* active: x1 z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_addsub (w, z1, x1, z1, n); /* w = x1+z1, z1 = x1-z1 */
/* active: w z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_addsub (x1, x2, x2, z2, n); /* x1 = x2+z2, x2 = x2-z2 */
/* active: w z1 x1 x2 */
mpresn_mul (z2, w, x2, n); /* w = (x1+z1)(x2-z2) */
/* active: w z1 x1 z2 */
mpresn_mul (x2, z1, x1, n); /* x2 = (x1-z1)(x2+z2) */
/* active: w z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_sqr (t, z1, n); /* t = (x1-z1)^2 */
/* active: w t x2 z2 */
mpresn_sqr (z1, w, n); /* z1 = (x1+z1)^2 */
/* active: z1 t x2 z2 */
mpresn_mul (x1, z1, t, n); /* xdup = (x1+z1)^2 * (x1-z1)^2 */
/* active: x1 z1 t x2 z2 */
mpresn_sub (w, z1, t, n); /* w = (x1+z1)^2 - (x1-z1)^2 */
/* active: x1 w t x2 z2 */
mpresn_mul_1 (z1, w, d_prime, n); /* z1 = d * ((x1+z1)^2 - (x1-z1)^2) */
/* active: x1 z1 w t x2 z2 */
mpresn_add (t, t, z1, n); /* t = (x1-z1)^2 - d* ((x1+z1)^2 - (x1-z1)^2) */
/* active: x1 w t x2 z2 */
mpresn_mul (z1, w, t, n); /* zdup = w * [(x1-z1)^2 - d* ((x1+z1)^2 - (x1-z1)^2)] */
/* active: x1 z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_addsub (w, z2, x2, z2, n);
/* active: x1 z1 w z2 */
mpresn_sqr (x2, w, n);
/* active: x1 z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_sqr (w, z2, n);
/* active: x1 z1 x2 w */
mpresn_add (z2, w, w, n);
}
static void
dup_add_batch2 (mpres_t x1, mpres_t z1, mpres_t x2, mpres_t z2,
mpres_t t, mpres_t w, mpres_t d, mpmod_t n)
{
/* active: x1 z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_addsub (w, z1, x1, z1, n); /* w = x1+z1, z1 = x1-z1 */
/* active: w z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_addsub (x1, x2, x2, z2, n); /* x1 = x2+z2, x2 = x2-z2 */
/* active: w z1 x1 x2 */
mpresn_mul (z2, w, x2, n); /* w = (x1+z1)(x2-z2) */
/* active: w z1 x1 z2 */
mpresn_mul (x2, z1, x1, n); /* x2 = (x1-z1)(x2+z2) */
/* active: w z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_sqr (t, z1, n); /* t = (x1-z1)^2 */
/* active: w t x2 z2 */
mpresn_sqr (z1, w, n); /* z1 = (x1+z1)^2 */
/* active: z1 t x2 z2 */
mpresn_mul (x1, z1, t, n); /* xdup = (x1+z1)^2 * (x1-z1)^2 */
/* active: x1 z1 t x2 z2 */
mpresn_sub (w, z1, t, n); /* w = (x1+z1)^2 - (x1-z1)^2 */
/* active: x1 w t x2 z2 */
mpresn_mul (z1, w, d, n); /* z1 = d * ((x1+z1)^2 - (x1-z1)^2) */
/* active: x1 z1 w t x2 z2 */
mpresn_add (t, t, z1, n); /* t = (x1-z1)^2 - d* ((x1+z1)^2 - (x1-z1)^2) */
/* active: x1 w t x2 z2 */
mpresn_mul (z1, w, t, n); /* zdup = w * [(x1-z1)^2 - d* ((x1+z1)^2 - (x1-z1)^2)] */
/* active: x1 z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_addsub (w, z2, x2, z2, n);
/* active: x1 z1 w z2 */
mpresn_sqr (x2, w, n);
/* active: x1 z1 x2 z2 */
mpresn_sqr (w, z2, n);
/* active: x1 z1 x2 w */
mpresn_add (z2, w, w, n);
}
/* Input: x is initial point
A is curve parameter in Montgomery's form:
g*y^2*z = x^3 + a*x^2*z + x*z^2
n is the number to factor
B1 is the stage 1 bound
Output: If a factor is found, it is returned in x.
Otherwise, x contains the x-coordinate of the point computed
in stage 1 (with z coordinate normalized to 1).
B1done is set to B1 if stage 1 completed normally,
or to the largest prime processed if interrupted, but never
to a smaller value than B1done was upon function entry.
Return value: ECM_FACTOR_FOUND_STEP1 if a factor, otherwise
ECM_NO_FACTOR_FOUND
*/
/*
For now we don't take into account go stop_asap and chkfilename
*/
int
ecm_stage1_batch (mpz_t f, mpres_t x, mpres_t A, mpmod_t n, double B1,
double *B1done, int batch, mpz_t s)
{
mp_limb_t d_1;
mpz_t d_2;
mpres_t x1, z1, x2, z2;
ecm_uint i;
mpres_t t, u;
int ret = ECM_NO_FACTOR_FOUND;
mpres_init (x1, n);
mpres_init (z1, n);
mpres_init (x2, n);
mpres_init (z2, n);
mpres_init (t, n);
mpres_init (u, n);
if (batch == ECM_PARAM_BATCH_2)
mpres_init (d_2, n);
/* initialize P */
mpres_set (x1, x, n);
mpres_set_ui (z1, 1, n); /* P1 <- 1P */
/* Compute d=(A+2)/4 from A and d'=B*d thus d' = 2^(GMP_NUMB_BITS-2)*(A+2) */
if (batch == ECM_PARAM_BATCH_SQUARE || batch == ECM_PARAM_BATCH_32BITS_D)
{
mpres_get_z (u, A, n);
mpz_add_ui (u, u, 2);
mpz_mul_2exp (u, u, GMP_NUMB_BITS - 2);
mpres_set_z_for_gcd (u, u, n); /* reduces u mod n */
if (mpz_size (u) > 1)
{
mpres_get_z (u, A, n);
outputf (OUTPUT_ERROR,
"Error, 2^%d*(A+2) should fit in a mp_limb_t, A=%Zd\n",
GMP_NUMB_BITS - 2, u);
return ECM_ERROR;
}
d_1 = mpz_getlimbn (u, 0);
}
else
{
/* b = (A0+2)*B/4, where B=2^(k*GMP_NUMB_BITS)
for MODMULN or REDC, B=2^GMP_NUMB_BITS for batch1,
and B=1 otherwise */
mpres_add_ui (d_2, A, 2, n);
mpres_div_2exp (d_2, d_2, 2, n);
}
/* Compute 2P : no need to duplicate P, the coordinates are simple. */
mpres_set_ui (x2, 9, n);
/* here d = d_1 / GMP_NUMB_BITS */
if (batch == ECM_PARAM_BATCH_SQUARE || batch == ECM_PARAM_BATCH_32BITS_D)
{
/* warning: mpres_set_ui takes an unsigned long which has only 32 bits
on Windows, while d_1 might have 64 bits */
ASSERT_ALWAYS (mpz_size (u) == 1 && mpz_getlimbn (u, 0) == d_1);
mpres_set_z (z2, u, n);
mpres_div_2exp (z2, z2, GMP_NUMB_BITS, n);
}
else
mpres_set (z2, d_2, n);
mpres_mul_2exp (z2, z2, 6, n);
mpres_add_ui (z2, z2, 8, n); /* P2 <- 2P = (9 : : 64d+8) */
/* invariant: if j represents the upper bits of s,
then P1 = j*P and P2=(j+1)*P */
mpresn_pad (x1, n);
mpresn_pad (z1, n);
mpresn_pad (x2, n);
mpresn_pad (z2, n);
/* now perform the double-and-add ladder */
if (batch == ECM_PARAM_BATCH_SQUARE || batch == ECM_PARAM_BATCH_32BITS_D)
{
for (i = mpz_sizeinbase (s, 2) - 1; i-- > 0;)
{
if (ecm_tstbit (s, i) == 0) /* (j,j+1) -> (2j,2j+1) */
/* P2 <- P1+P2 P1 <- 2*P1 */
dup_add_batch1 (x1, z1, x2, z2, t, u, d_1, n);
else /* (j,j+1) -> (2j+1,2j+2) */
/* P1 <- P1+P2 P2 <- 2*P2 */
dup_add_batch1 (x2, z2, x1, z1, t, u, d_1, n);
}
}
else /* batch = ECM_PARAM_BATCH_2 */
{
mpresn_pad (d_2, n);
for (i = mpz_sizeinbase (s, 2) - 1; i-- > 0;)
{
if (ecm_tstbit (s, i) == 0) /* (j,j+1) -> (2j,2j+1) */
/* P2 <- P1+P2 P1 <- 2*P1 */
dup_add_batch2 (x1, z1, x2, z2, t, u, d_2, n);
else /* (j,j+1) -> (2j+1,2j+2) */
/* P1 <- P1+P2 P2 <- 2*P2 */
dup_add_batch2 (x2, z2, x1, z1, t, u, d_2, n);
}
}
*B1done=B1;
mpresn_unpad (x1);
mpresn_unpad (z1);
if (!mpres_invert (u, z1, n)) /* Factor found? */
{
mpres_gcd (f, z1, n);
ret = ECM_FACTOR_FOUND_STEP1;
}
mpres_mul (x, x1, u, n);
mpz_clear (x1);
mpz_clear (z1);
mpz_clear (x2);
mpz_clear (z2);
mpz_clear (t);
mpz_clear (u);
if (batch == ECM_PARAM_BATCH_2)
mpz_clear (d_2);
return ret;
}