commit | 57abc0ee3ff8c58818d664a6a5ae4db2f60ed2ae | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Abseil Team <absl-team@google.com> | Thu Jul 24 14:03:26 2025 -0700 |
committer | Copybara-Service <copybara-worker@google.com> | Thu Jul 24 14:04:51 2025 -0700 |
tree | e47e3505e8ba017cd8b7b736babc5cd6459ae301 | |
parent | 342afd0767e56ef35c1e0dc415ba88100ec90599 [diff] |
Optimize CRC-32C extension by zeroes Optimize multiply() (renamed to MultiplyWithExtraX33()) to eliminate several instructions that were present only to avoid introducing an extra factor of x^33 into the multiplication. It's actually fine to introduce the extra factor of x^33 as long as it's canceled out with an extra factor of x^-33 in all the kCRC32CPowers[] entries. To make this work, the number of bits dropped by ComputeZeroConstant() had to be increased from 2 to at least 3, since 2^(i + 3 + kNumDroppedBits) - 33 must be >= 0 for all i including i=0; otherwise kCRC32CPowers[0] would need a negative power of x. However, this is fine since it's more efficient to utilize CRC32_u32() and CRC32_u64() for bits 2 and 3 anyway. So, increase kNumDroppedBits to 4. Add a Python script that generates the updated kCRC32CPowers[]. It isn't wired up to the build system, but rather is just added so that kCRC32CPowers[] can be reproduced. Also add a test which tests ExtendCrc32cByZeroes() with all the length bits, thus testing all the entries of kCRC32CPowers[]. Note that the kCRC32CPowers[] generation script and new test case are things we should have had anyway, regardless of the x^33 optimization. This change slightly improves the performance of Extend() for lengths greater than or equal to 2048 bytes, and also the performance of ExtendByZeroes(). It also slightly reduces the binary code size. Before: BM_Calculate/2048 84.3 ns 84.3 ns 8307735 BM_Calculate/10000 376 ns 375 ns 1865976 BM_Calculate/500000 18538 ns 18531 ns 37813 BM_ExtendByZeroes/1 3.55 ns 3.55 ns 197111095 BM_ExtendByZeroes/10 3.90 ns 3.89 ns 179773877 BM_ExtendByZeroes/100 6.06 ns 6.06 ns 115242160 BM_ExtendByZeroes/1000 12.0 ns 12.0 ns 58078004 BM_ExtendByZeroes/10000 9.97 ns 9.97 ns 70335772 BM_ExtendByZeroes/100000 12.1 ns 12.1 ns 58157829 BM_ExtendByZeroes/1000000 14.4 ns 14.4 ns 48527365 After: BM_Calculate/2048 82.8 ns 82.7 ns 8478296 BM_Calculate/10000 375 ns 375 ns 1869663 BM_Calculate/500000 18547 ns 18538 ns 37846 BM_ExtendByZeroes/1 2.96 ns 2.96 ns 236772500 BM_ExtendByZeroes/10 3.85 ns 3.85 ns 182059238 BM_ExtendByZeroes/100 5.42 ns 5.42 ns 129077546 BM_ExtendByZeroes/1000 9.43 ns 9.42 ns 74232457 BM_ExtendByZeroes/10000 8.14 ns 8.14 ns 86244218 BM_ExtendByZeroes/100000 10.7 ns 10.7 ns 65467391 BM_ExtendByZeroes/1000000 11.0 ns 11.0 ns 63575936 PiperOrigin-RevId: 786828855 Change-Id: I6208625fd1c35c2c137e756cf5fadc1adccfdd5d
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