From f60ceb54eb959ce1b3e7fa22a0ec2ce7ee283788 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Richard Levitte Date: Mon, 2 Dec 2002 02:28:27 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Through some experimentation and thinking, I think I finally got the proper implementation of bn_div_words() for VAX. If the tests go through well, the next step will be to test on Alpha. --- crypto/bn/asm/vms.mar | 135 ++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------ 1 file changed, 78 insertions(+), 57 deletions(-) diff --git a/crypto/bn/asm/vms.mar b/crypto/bn/asm/vms.mar index a2ac41a556..402ff87aef 100644 --- a/crypto/bn/asm/vms.mar +++ b/crypto/bn/asm/vms.mar @@ -172,39 +172,54 @@ n=12 ;(AP) n by value (input) ; } ; ; Using EDIV would be very easy, if it didn't do signed calculations. -; It doesn't accept a signed dividend, but accepts a signed divisor. -; So, shifting down the dividend right one bit makes it positive, and -; just makes us lose the lowest bit, which can be used afterwards as -; an addition to the remainder. All that needs to be done at the end -; is a little bit of fiddling; shifting both quotient and remainder -; one step to the left, and deal with the situation when the remainder -; ends up being larger than the divisor. +; Any time, any of the input numbers are signed, there are problems, +; usually with integer overflow, at which point it returns useless +; data (the quotient gets the value of l, and the remainder becomes 0). ; -; We end up doing something like this: +; If it was just for the dividend, it would be very easy, just divide +; it by 2 (unsigned), do the division, multiply the resulting quotient +; and remainder by 2, add the bit that was dropped when dividing by 2 +; to the remainder, and do some adjustment so the remainder doesn't +; end up larger than the divisor. This method works as long as the +; divisor is positive, so we'll keep that (with a small adjustment) +; as the main method. +; For some cases when the divisor is negative (from EDIV's point of +; view, i.e. when the highest bit is set), dividing the dividend by +; 2 isn't enough, it needs to be divided by 4. Furthermore, the +; divisor needs to be divided by 2 (unsigned) as well, to avoid more +; problems with the sign. In this case, the divisor is so large, +; from an unsigned point of view, that the dropped lowest bit is +; insignificant for the operation, and therefore doesn't need +; bothering with. The remainder might end up incorrect, bit that's +; adjusted at the end of the routine anyway. ; -; l' = l & 1 -; [h,l] = [h,l] >> 1 -; [q,r] = floor([h,l] / d) -; if (q < 0) q = -q # Because EDIV thought d was negative +; So, the simplest way to handle this is always to divide the dividend +; by 4, and to divide the divisor by 2 if it's highest bit is set. +; After EDIV has been used, the quotient gets multiplied by 4 if the +; original divisor was positive, otherwise 2. The remainder, oddly +; enough, is *always* multiplied by 4. ; -; Now, we need to adjust back by multiplying quotient and remainder with 2, -; and add the bit that dropped out when dividing by 2: +; The routine ends with comparing the resulting remainder with the +; original divisor and if the remainder is larger, subtract the +; original divisor from it, and increase the quotient by 1. This is +; done until the remainder is smaller than the divisor. ; -; r' = r & 0x80000000 -; q = q << 1 -; r = (r << 1) + a' +; The complete algorithm looks like this: ; -; And now, the final adjustment if the remainder happens to get larger than -; the divisor: +; d' = d +; l' = l & 3 +; [h,l] = [h,l] >> 2 +; [q,r] = floor([h,l] / d) # This is the EDIV operation +; if (q < 0) q = -q # I doubt this is necessary any more ; -; if (r') -; { -; r = r - d -; q = q + 1 -; } -; while (r >= d) +; r' = r >> 30 +; if (d' > 0) q = q << 1 +; q = q << 1 +; r = (r << 2) + l' +; +; while ([r',r] >= d) ; { -; r = r - d +; [r',r] = [r',r] - d ; q = q + 1 ; } ; @@ -216,63 +231,69 @@ d=12 ;(AP) d by value (input) ;lprim=r5 ;rprim=r6 +;dprim=r7 .psect code,nowrt -.entry bn_div_words,^m +.entry bn_div_words,^m movl l(ap),r2 movl h(ap),r3 movl d(ap),r4 - movl #0,r5 - movl #0,r6 + bicl3 #^XFFFFFFFC,r2,r5 ; l' = l & 3 + bicl3 #^X00000003,r2,r2 - rotl #-1,r2,r2 ; l = l >> 1 (almost) - rotl #-1,r3,r3 ; h = h >> 1 (almost) + bicl3 #^XFFFFFFFC,r3,r6 + bicl3 #^X00000003,r3,r3 + + addl r6,r2 + rotl #-2,r2,r2 ; l = l >> 2 + rotl #-2,r3,r3 ; h = h >> 2 + + movl #0,r6 + movl r4,r7 ; d' = d - tstl r2 - bgeq 1$ - xorl2 #^X80000000,r2 ; fixup l so highest bit is 0 - incl r5 ; l' = 1 -1$: - tstl r3 - bgeq 2$ - xorl2 #^X80000000,r2 ; fixup l so highest bit is 1, - ; since that's what was lowest in h - xorl2 #^X80000000,r3 ; fixup h so highest bit is 0 -2$: tstl r4 beql 666$ ; Uh-oh, the divisor is 0... - + bgtr 1$ + rotl #-1,r4,r4 ; If d is negative, shift it right. + bicl2 #^X80000000,r4 ; Since d is then a large number, the + ; lowest bit is insignificant + ; (contradict that, and I'll fix the problem!) +1$: ediv r4,r2,r2,r3 ; Do the actual division tstl r2 bgeq 3$ mnegl r2,r2 ; if q < 0, negate it -3$: - tstl r3 - bgeq 4$ - incl r6 ; since the high bit in r is set, set r' -4$: +3$: + tstl r7 + blss 4$ ashl #1,r2,r2 ; q = q << 1 - ashl #1,r3,r3 ; r = r << 1 - addl r5,r3 ; r = r + a' +4$: + ashl #1,r2,r2 ; q = q << 1 + rotl #2,r3,r3 ; r = r << 2 + bicl3 #^XFFFFFFFC,r3,r6 ; r' gets the high bits from r + bicl3 #^X00000003,r3,r3 + addl r5,r3 ; r = r + l' - tstl r6 - beql 5$ ; if r' - subl r4,r3 ; r = r - d - incl r2 ; q = q + 1 5$: - cmpl r3,r4 - blssu 42$ ; while r >= d - subl r4,r3 ; r = r - d + tstl r6 + bneq 6$ + cmpl r3,r7 + blssu 42$ ; while [r',r] >= d' +6$: + subl r7,r3 ; r = r - d + sbwc #0,r6 incl r2 ; q = q + 1 brb 5$ 42$: ; movl r3,r1 movl r2,r0 + ret 666$: + movl #^XFFFFFFFF,r0 ret .title vax_bn_add_words unsigned add of two arrays -- 2.25.1