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# Cryptography primitive compiler | ||
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This implements a cryptography compiler that can be used to produce | ||
- high-performance JIT code for GPUs | ||
- or assembly files, for CPUs when we want to ensure | ||
there are no side-channel regressions for secret data | ||
- or vectorized assembly file, as LLVM IR is significantly | ||
more convenient to model vector operation | ||
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There are also LLVM IR => FPGA translators that might be useful | ||
in the future. | ||
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## Platforms limitations | ||
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- X86 cannot use dual carry-chain ADCX/ADOX easily. | ||
- no native support for clearing a flag with `xor` | ||
and keeping it clear. | ||
- inline assembly cannot use the raw ASM printer. | ||
so workflow will need to compile -> decompile. | ||
- Nvidia GPUs cannot lower types larger than 64-bit, hence we cannot use i256 for example. | ||
- AMD GPUs have a 1/4 throughput for i32 MUL compared to f32 MUL or i24 MUL | ||
- non-x86 targets may not be as optimized for matching | ||
pattern for addcarry and subborrow, even with @llvm.usub.with.overflow | ||
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## ABI | ||
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Internal functions are: | ||
- prefixed with `_` | ||
- Linkage: internal | ||
- calling convention: "fast" | ||
- mark `hot` for field arithmetic functions | ||
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Internal global constants are: | ||
- prefixed with `_` | ||
- Linkage: linkonce_odr (so they are merged with globals of the same name) | ||
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External functions use default convention. | ||
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We ensure parameters / return value fit in registers: | ||
- https://llvm.org/docs/Frontend/PerformanceTips.html | ||
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TODO: | ||
- function alignment: look into | ||
- https://www.bazhenov.me/posts/2024-02-performance-roulette/ | ||
- https://lkml.org/lkml/2015/5/21/443 | ||
- function multiversioning | ||
- aggregate alignment (via datalayout) | ||
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Naming convention for internal procedures: | ||
- _big_add_u64x4 | ||
- _finalsub_mayo_u64x4 -> final substraction may overflow | ||
- _finalsub_noo_u64x4 -> final sub no overflow | ||
- _mod_add_u64x4 | ||
- _mod_add2x_u64x8 -> FpDbl backend | ||
- _mty_mulur_u64x4b2 -> unreduced Montgomery multiplication (unreduced result valid iff 2 spare bits) | ||
- _mty_mul_u64x4b1 -> reduced Montgomery multiplication (result valid iff at least 1 spare bit) | ||
- _mty_mul_u64x4 -> reduced Montgomery multiplication | ||
- _mty_nsqrur_u64x4b2 -> unreduced square n times | ||
- _mty_nsqr_u64x4b1 -> reduced square n times | ||
- _mty_sqr_u64x4 -> square | ||
- _mty_red_u64x4 -> reduction u64x4 <- u64x8 | ||
- _pmp_red_mayo_u64x4 -> Pseudo-Mersenne Prime partial reduction may overflow (secp256k1) | ||
- _pmp_red_noo_u64x4 -> Pseudo-Mersenne Prime partial reduction no overflow | ||
- _secp256k1_red -> special reduction | ||
- _fp2x_sqr2x_u64x4 -> Fp2 complex, Fp -> FpDbl lazy reduced squaring | ||
- _fp2g_sqr2x_u64x4 -> Fp2 generic/non-complex (do we pass the mul-non-residue as parameter?) | ||
- _fp2_sqr_u64x4 -> Fp2 (pass the mul-by-non-residue function as parameter) | ||
- _fp4o2_mulnr1pi_u64x4 -> Fp4 over Fp2 mul with (1+i) non-residue optimization | ||
- _fp4o2_mulbynr_u64x4 | ||
- _fp12_add_u64x4 | ||
- _fp12o4o2_mul_u64x4 -> Fp12 over Fp4 over Fp2 | ||
- _ecg1swjac_adda0_u64x4 -> Shortweierstrass G1 jacobian addition a=0 | ||
- _ecg1swjac_add_u64x4_var -> Shortweierstrass G1 jacobian vartime addition | ||
- _ectwprj_add_u64x4 -> Twisted Edwards Projective addition | ||
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Vectorized: | ||
- _big_add_u64x4v4 | ||
- _big_add_u32x8v8 | ||
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Naming for external procedures: | ||
- bls12_381_fp_add | ||
- bls12_381_fr_add | ||
- bls12_381_fp12_add |
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# Constantine | ||
# Copyright (c) 2018-2019 Status Research & Development GmbH | ||
# Copyright (c) 2020-Present Mamy André-Ratsimbazafy | ||
# Licensed and distributed under either of | ||
# * MIT license (license terms in the root directory or at http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT). | ||
# * Apache v2 license (license terms in the root directory or at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0). | ||
# at your option. This file may not be copied, modified, or distributed except according to those terms. | ||
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import | ||
constantine/platforms/bithacks, | ||
constantine/platforms/llvm/llvm, | ||
constantine/serialization/[io_limbs, codecs], | ||
constantine/named/deriv/precompute | ||
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import ./ir | ||
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# ############################################################ | ||
# | ||
# Metadata precomputation | ||
# | ||
# ############################################################ | ||
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# Constantine on CPU is configured at compile-time for several properties that need to be runtime configuration GPUs: | ||
# - word size (32-bit or 64-bit) | ||
# - curve properties access like modulus bitsize or -1/M[0] a.k.a. m0ninv | ||
# - constants are stored in freestanding `const` | ||
# | ||
# This is because it's not possible to store a BigInt[254] and a BigInt[384] | ||
# in a generic way in the same structure, especially without using heap allocation. | ||
# And with Nim's dead code elimination, unused curves are not compiled in. | ||
# | ||
# As there would be no easy way to dynamically retrieve (via an array or a table) | ||
# const BLS12_381_modulus = ... | ||
# const BN254_Snarks_modulus = ... | ||
# | ||
# - We would need a macro to properly access each constant. | ||
# - We would need to create a 32-bit and a 64-bit version. | ||
# - Unused curves would be compiled in the program. | ||
# | ||
# Note: on GPU we don't manipulate secrets hence branches and dynamic memory allocations are allowed. | ||
# | ||
# As GPU is a niche usage, instead we recreate the relevant `precompute` and IO procedures | ||
# with dynamic wordsize support. | ||
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type | ||
DynWord = uint32 or uint64 | ||
BigNum[T: DynWord] = object | ||
bits: uint32 | ||
limbs: seq[T] | ||
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# Serialization | ||
# ------------------------------------------------ | ||
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func byteLen(bits: SomeInteger): SomeInteger {.inline.} = | ||
## Length in bytes to serialize BigNum | ||
(bits + 7) shr 3 # (bits + 8 - 1) div 8 | ||
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func fromHex[T](a: var BigNum[T], s: string) = | ||
var bytes = newSeq[byte](a.bits.byteLen()) | ||
bytes.paddedFromHex(s, bigEndian) | ||
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# 2. Convert canonical uint to BigNum | ||
const wordBitwidth = sizeof(T) * 8 | ||
a.limbs.unmarshal(bytes, wordBitwidth, bigEndian) | ||
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func fromHex[T](BN: type BigNum[T], bits: uint32, s: string): BN = | ||
const wordBitwidth = sizeof(T) * 8 | ||
let numWords = wordsRequired(bits, wordBitwidth) | ||
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result.bits = bits | ||
result.limbs.setLen(numWords) | ||
result.fromHex(s) | ||
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func toHexLlvm*[T](a: BigNum[T]): string = | ||
## Conversion to big-endian hex suitable for LLVM literals | ||
## It MUST NOT have a prefix | ||
## This is variable-time | ||
# 1. Convert BigInt to canonical uint | ||
const wordBitwidth = sizeof(T) * 8 | ||
var bytes = newSeq[byte](byteLen(a.bits)) | ||
bytes.marshal(a.limbs, wordBitwidth, bigEndian) | ||
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# 2. Convert canonical uint to hex | ||
const hexChars = "0123456789abcdef" | ||
result = newString(2 * bytes.len) | ||
for i in 0 ..< bytes.len: | ||
let bi = bytes[i] | ||
result[2*i] = hexChars[bi shr 4 and 0xF] | ||
result[2*i+1] = hexChars[bi and 0xF] | ||
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# Checks | ||
# ------------------------------------------------ | ||
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func checkValidModulus(M: BigNum) = | ||
const wordBitwidth = uint32(BigNum.T.sizeof() * 8) | ||
let expectedMsb = M.bits-1 - wordBitwidth * (M.limbs.len.uint32 - 1) | ||
let msb = log2_vartime(M.limbs[M.limbs.len-1]) | ||
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doAssert msb == expectedMsb, "Internal Error: the modulus must use all declared bits and only those:\n" & | ||
" Modulus '0x" & M.toHexLlvm() & "' is declared with " & $M.bits & | ||
" bits but uses " & $(msb + wordBitwidth * uint32(M.limbs.len - 1)) & " bits." | ||
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# Fields metadata | ||
# ------------------------------------------------ | ||
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func negInvModWord[T](M: BigNum[T]): T = | ||
## Returns the Montgomery domain magic constant for the input modulus: | ||
## | ||
## µ ≡ -1/M[0] (mod SecretWord) | ||
## | ||
## M[0] is the least significant limb of M | ||
## M must be odd and greater than 2. | ||
## | ||
## Assuming 64-bit words: | ||
## | ||
## µ ≡ -1/M[0] (mod 2^64) | ||
checkValidModulus(M) | ||
return M.limbs[0].negInvModWord() | ||
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# ############################################################ | ||
# | ||
# Globals in IR | ||
# | ||
# ############################################################ | ||
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proc getModulusPtr*(asy: Assembler_LLVM, fd: FieldDescriptor): ValueRef = | ||
let modname = fd.name & "_mod" | ||
var M = asy.module.getGlobal(cstring modname) | ||
if M.isNil(): | ||
M = asy.defineGlobalConstant( | ||
name = modname, | ||
section = fd.name, | ||
constIntOfStringAndSize(fd.intBufTy, fd.modulus, 16), | ||
fd.intBufTy, | ||
alignment = 64 | ||
) | ||
return M | ||
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proc getM0ninv*(asy: Assembler_LLVM, fd: FieldDescriptor): ValueRef = | ||
let m0ninvname = fd.name & "_m0ninv" | ||
var m0ninv = asy.module.getGlobal(cstring m0ninvname) | ||
if m0ninv.isNil(): | ||
if fd.w == 32: | ||
let M = BigNum[uint32].fromHex(fd.bits, fd.modulus) | ||
m0ninv = asy.defineGlobalConstant( | ||
name = m0ninvname, | ||
section = fd.name, | ||
constInt(fd.wordTy, M.negInvModWord()), | ||
fd.wordTy | ||
) | ||
else: | ||
let M = BigNum[uint64].fromHex(fd.bits, fd.modulus) | ||
m0ninv = asy.defineGlobalConstant( | ||
name = m0ninvname, | ||
section = fd.name, | ||
constInt(fd.wordTy, M.negInvModWord()), | ||
fd.wordTy | ||
) | ||
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return m0ninv | ||
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when isMainModule: | ||
let asy = Assembler_LLVM.new("test_module", bkX86_64_Linux) | ||
let fd = asy.ctx.configureField( | ||
"bls12_381_fp", | ||
381, | ||
"1a0111ea397fe69a4b1ba7b6434bacd764774b84f38512bf6730d2a0f6b0f6241eabfffeb153ffffb9feffffffffaaab", | ||
v = 1, w = 64) | ||
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discard asy.getModulusPtr(fd) | ||
discard asy.getM0ninv(fd) | ||
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echo "=========================================" | ||
echo "LLVM IR\n" | ||
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echo asy.module | ||
echo "=========================================" | ||
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asy.module.verify(AbortProcessAction) | ||
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# -------------------------------------------- | ||
# See the assembly - note it might be different from what the JIT compiler did | ||
initializeFullNativeTarget() | ||
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const triple = "x86_64-pc-linux-gnu" | ||
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let machine = createTargetMachine( | ||
target = toTarget(triple), | ||
triple = triple, | ||
cpu = "", | ||
features = "adx,bmi2", # TODO check the proper way to pass options | ||
level = CodeGenLevelAggressive, | ||
reloc = RelocDefault, | ||
codeModel = CodeModelDefault | ||
) | ||
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let pbo = createPassBuilderOptions() | ||
let err = asy.module.runPasses( | ||
"default<O3>,function-attrs,memcpyopt,sroa,mem2reg,gvn,dse,instcombine,inline,adce", | ||
machine, | ||
pbo | ||
) | ||
if not err.pointer().isNil(): | ||
writeStackTrace() | ||
let errMsg = err.getErrorMessage() | ||
stderr.write("\"codegenX86_64\" for module '" & astToStr(module) & "' " & $instantiationInfo() & | ||
" exited with error: " & $cstring(errMsg) & '\n') | ||
errMsg.dispose() | ||
quit 1 | ||
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echo "=========================================" | ||
echo "Assembly\n" | ||
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echo machine.emitTo[:string](asy.module, AssemblyFile) | ||
echo "=========================================" |
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