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Merge pull request #2170 from vitorpamplona/claude/improve-secp256k1-performance-nFGT8

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Optimize secp256k1 with unrolled arithmetic and caching
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Vitor Pamplona
2026-04-08 08:41:06 -04:00
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quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/Point.kt → quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/ECPoint.kt
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@@ -24,112 +24,29 @@ package com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1
// ELLIPTIC CURVE POINT OPERATIONS ON secp256k1
// =====================================================================================
//
// This file implements point arithmetic on the secp256k1 elliptic curve: y² = x³ + 7 (mod p).
// It provides point addition, doubling, scalar multiplication, and serialization.
//
// JACOBIAN COORDINATES
// ====================
// Points are stored in Jacobian projective coordinates (X, Y, Z) which represent the
// affine point (X/Z², Y/Z³). This avoids expensive field inversions during intermediate
// steps of scalar multiplication — inversion is only needed once at the very end to
// convert back to affine (x, y) form.
//
// The "point at infinity" (identity element) is represented by Z = 0.
// Point arithmetic on the secp256k1 curve: y² = x³ + 7 (mod p).
// See PointTypes.kt for MutablePoint, AffinePoint, and PointScratch.
//
// POINT FORMULAS
// ==============
// - doublePoint: 3M+4S (uses fe_half for L=(3/2)·X², same as libsecp256k1)
// - addMixed (Jacobian + Affine): 8M+3S (used for precomputed table lookups)
// - addPoints (Jacobian + Jacobian): 11M+5S (used when both points are Jacobian)
// - addMixed (Jacobian + Affine): 8M+3S (precomputed table lookups)
// - addPoints (Jacobian + Jacobian): 11M+5S (both points Jacobian)
//
// SCALAR MULTIPLICATION STRATEGIES
// ================================
// Three methods are used depending on the context:
// SCALAR MULTIPLICATION
// =====================
// 1. mulG (Generator): Comb method, only 3 doublings + ~43 table lookups.
// 2. mul (Arbitrary): GLV + wNAF-5, ~130 shared doublings.
// 3. mulDoubleG (Verify: s·G + e·P): Strauss/Shamir + GLV + wNAF, 4 streams.
//
// 1. mulG (Generator multiplication): Comb method (Hamburg 2012).
// Arranges scalar bits into a 4×66 matrix, processes 4 rows with 11 table lookups
// each. Only 3 doublings total. Uses a precomputed 704-entry affine table (~45KB).
// Cost: ~43 mixed additions + 3 doublings ≈ 494 field ops.
// Used by: pubkeyCreate, signSchnorr.
//
// 2. mul (Arbitrary point multiplication): GLV endomorphism + wNAF-5 (Glv.kt).
// Splits the 256-bit scalar into two ~128-bit halves via the secp256k1 endomorphism,
// then processes both with wNAF encoding in a single pass of ~130 shared doublings.
// P-side tables are batch-inverted to affine (effective-affine technique) so the
// main loop uses addMixed (8M+3S) instead of addPoints (11M+5S), saving ~4M per add.
// Used by: pubKeyTweakMul (ECDH), ecdhXOnly.
//
// 3. mulDoubleG (Verification: s·G + e·P): Strauss/Shamir trick with GLV + wNAF.
// Splits both scalars via GLV into 4 half-scalar streams. G-side uses a precomputed
// 1024-entry affine wNAF-12 table (~128KB); P-side tables batch-inverted to affine.
// All 4 streams share ~130 doublings with mixed additions throughout.
// Used by: verifySchnorr.
//
// BATCH INVERSION
// ===============
// Montgomery's trick: convert n Jacobian→affine with 1 inversion + 3(n-1) muls instead
// of n individual inversions. Used for wNAF table construction and G table initialization.
//
// PRECOMPUTED TABLES
// ==================
// All tables are lazily initialized on first use (Kotlin `by lazy`):
// - combTable: 704 affine points for mulG (~45KB, built once per process)
// - gOddTable: 1024 affine points for G-side wNAF-12 (~128KB, batch-inverted)
// - gLamTable: 1024 affine points for λ(G)-side wNAF-12 (~128KB, derived from gOddTable)
//
// Note: C libsecp256k1 uses WINDOW_G=15 (8192 entries, 1MB) as compile-time .rodata.
// On JVM, w=15 is slower due to cache pressure from heap-allocated AffinePoint objects.
// w=12 (1024 entries, ~128KB) is the sweet spot — fits in L2, fewer additions than w=8.
// PRECOMPUTED TABLES (lazily initialized)
// =======================================
// - combTable: 704 affine points for mulG (~45KB)
// - gOddTable: 1024 affine points for G-side wNAF-12 (~128KB)
// - gLamTable: 1024 affine points for λ(G)-side wNAF-12 (~128KB)
// - pTableCache: 256-entry cache of P-side wNAF tables (~256KB, for verify)
// =====================================================================================
/**
* Mutable Jacobian point for in-place computation.
*
* Points are mutable to avoid allocating new objects during the inner loop of scalar
* multiplication, which performs thousands of doublings and additions per operation.
*/
internal class MutablePoint(
val x: LongArray = LongArray(4),
val y: LongArray = LongArray(4),
val z: LongArray = LongArray(4),
) {
fun isInfinity(): Boolean = U256.isZero(z)
fun setInfinity() {
for (i in 0 until 4) {
x[i] = 0L
z[i] = 0L
}
y[0] = 1L
for (i in 1 until 4) y[i] = 0L
}
fun copyFrom(other: MutablePoint) {
other.x.copyInto(x)
other.y.copyInto(y)
other.z.copyInto(z)
}
fun setAffine(
ax: LongArray,
ay: LongArray,
) {
ax.copyInto(x)
ay.copyInto(y)
z[0] = 1L
for (i in 1 until 4) z[i] = 0L
}
}
/**
* Affine point (x, y) — no Z coordinate.
* Used for precomputed tables where we want compact storage and mixed addition.
*/
internal class AffinePoint(
val x: LongArray = LongArray(4),
val y: LongArray = LongArray(4),
)
internal object ECPoint {
// ==================== Generator point G ====================
@@ -176,6 +93,34 @@ internal object ECPoint {
Array(G_TABLE_SIZE) { AffinePoint(FieldP.mul(gOddTable[it].x, Glv.BETA), gOddTable[it].y.copyOf()) }
}
// ==================== P-side wNAF table cache ====================
//
// In mulDoubleG (verify), we build an 8-entry wNAF-5 affine table for the
// public key P on every call: [1P, 3P, 5P, ..., 15P] plus their GLV λ
// counterparts. This costs ~437 field ops (~27% of mulDoubleG, ~20% of verify).
//
// For Nostr, the same pubkeys are verified repeatedly (many events per author).
// This cache stores the P-side affine tables keyed by the point's x-coordinate,
// so repeated verifications for the same pubkey skip the table build entirely.
//
// 256 entries × 16 AffinePoints × 64 bytes = ~256KB total cache.
// 1024 entries to cover ~1000 followed pubkeys with minimal collisions.
// Memory: 1024 × 16 AffinePoints × 64 bytes = ~1MB. Acceptable for mobile.
private const val P_TABLE_CACHE_SIZE = 1024
private const val P_TABLE_CACHE_MASK = P_TABLE_CACHE_SIZE - 1
private class CachedPTable(
val px: LongArray, // x-coordinate of the point (cache key, 4 limbs)
val pOdd: Array<AffinePoint>, // 8 affine odd-multiples of P
val pLamOdd: Array<AffinePoint>, // 8 affine odd-multiples of λ(P)
)
private val pTableCache = arrayOfNulls<CachedPTable>(P_TABLE_CACHE_SIZE)
/** Hash a field element to a cache slot index. */
private fun cacheSlot(px: LongArray): Int = (px[0].toInt() xor px[1].toInt().shl(3)) and P_TABLE_CACHE_MASK
private fun buildGOddTable(): Array<AffinePoint> {
val g = MutablePoint()
g.setAffine(GX, GY)
@@ -302,51 +247,7 @@ internal object ECPoint {
}
}
// ==================== Thread-local scratch buffers ====================
/**
* Scratch space for point operations. Each thread gets its own set of temporary
* field elements and a wide buffer to avoid allocation and ThreadLocal lookups
* in the inner loops. The 12 temp buffers (t[0]..t[11]) are shared across
* doublePoint and addPoints — this is safe because these functions only call
* each other in the equal-point degenerate case, which returns immediately
* after the recursive call without using the temps further.
*
* The wide buffer (LongArray(8)) is pre-fetched once per top-level operation
* and passed through to FieldP.mul/sqr, avoiding ~500+ ThreadLocal.get() calls
* per scalar multiplication (~20-30ns each on JVM).
*/
internal class PointScratch {
val t = Array(12) { LongArray(4) }
val dblCopy = MutablePoint() // Copy buffer for in-place doubling (out === input)
val w = LongArray(8) // Wide buffer for FieldP.mul/sqr — shared, avoids ThreadLocal
// Pre-allocated scratch for wNAF encoding (avoids IntArray allocation per call).
// Size 145 = 129 (max bits after GLV split) + 15 (max window) + 1 (headroom).
val wnaf1 = IntArray(145)
val wnaf2 = IntArray(145)
val wnaf3 = IntArray(145) // mulDoubleG needs 4 wNAF arrays
val wnaf4 = IntArray(145)
val wnafTmp = LongArray(4) // scratch for wnaf scalar copy (GLV scalars are up to 4 limbs)
// Pre-allocated scratch for wNAF mixed addition
val mixTmp = MutablePoint()
val mixNegY = LongArray(4)
// Pre-allocated P-side tables for mul/mulDoubleG (avoids ~80 LongArray allocs per call)
val pOddJac = Array(8) { MutablePoint() }
val pLamOddJac = Array(8) { MutablePoint() }
val pOddAff = Array(8) { AffinePoint() }
val pLamOddAff = Array(8) { AffinePoint() }
val p2 = MutablePoint() // doublePoint temp for table building
// Pre-allocated batch inversion temps (avoids 12 LongArray allocs per call)
val cumZ = Array(8) { LongArray(4) }
val batchInv = LongArray(4)
val batchZInv = LongArray(4)
val batchZInv2 = LongArray(4)
val batchZInv3 = LongArray(4)
}
// ==================== Thread-local scratch ====================
private val scratch = ScratchLocal { PointScratch() }
@@ -563,8 +464,8 @@ internal object ECPoint {
val wnd = 5
val tableSize = 1 shl (wnd - 2) // 8 entries
// Split scalar via GLV: scalar = k₁ + k₂·λ
val split = Glv.splitScalar(scalar)
// Split scalar via GLV: scalar = k₁ + k₂·λ (allocation-free)
val split = Glv.splitScalarInto(s.splitK1, s.splitK2, scalar, s.splitWide, s.splitT1, s.splitT2)
Glv.wnafInto(s.wnaf1, s.wnafTmp, split.k1, wnd, 129)
Glv.wnafInto(s.wnaf2, s.wnafTmp, split.k2, wnd, 129)
val wnaf1 = s.wnaf1
@@ -596,15 +497,31 @@ internal object ECPoint {
bits--
}
out.setInfinity()
val tmp = s.mixTmp
// Ping-pong: alternate between two point buffers to avoid copyFrom after
// every addition. Saves ~20 copyFroms per call (each = 12 Long copies).
// Also avoids the internal copy in doublePoint (out===inp path).
var cur = out
var alt = s.mixTmp
cur.setInfinity()
val negY = s.mixNegY
for (i in bits - 1 downTo 0) {
doublePoint(out, out, s)
addWnafMixed(out, tmp, negY, wnaf1, i, pOdd, split.negK1, s)
addWnafMixed(out, tmp, negY, wnaf2, i, pLamOdd, split.negK2, s)
doublePoint(alt, cur, s)
var t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
if (addWnafMixedPP(cur, alt, negY, wnaf1, i, pOdd, split.negK1, s)) {
t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
}
if (addWnafMixedPP(cur, alt, negY, wnaf2, i, pLamOdd, split.negK2, s)) {
t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
}
}
if (cur !== out) out.copyFrom(cur)
}
/**
@@ -628,12 +545,20 @@ internal object ECPoint {
val s = scratch.get()
val table = combTable
out.setInfinity()
val tmp = MutablePoint()
// Ping-pong: alternate between out and s.mixTmp to avoid copyFrom after
// every addMixed and the internal copy in in-place doublePoint.
// Also eliminates the MutablePoint() allocation that was here before.
var cur = out
var alt = s.mixTmp
cur.setInfinity()
for (combOff in COMB_SPACING - 1 downTo 0) {
if (combOff < COMB_SPACING - 1) {
doublePoint(out, out, s)
doublePoint(alt, cur, s)
val t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
}
for (block in 0 until COMB_BLOCKS) {
var mask = 0
@@ -645,11 +570,14 @@ internal object ECPoint {
}
if (mask != 0) {
val entry = table[block * COMB_POINTS + mask]
addMixed(tmp, out, entry.x, entry.y, s)
out.copyFrom(tmp)
addMixed(alt, cur, entry.x, entry.y, s)
val t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
}
}
}
if (cur !== out) out.copyFrom(cur)
}
/**
@@ -674,13 +602,14 @@ internal object ECPoint {
val wP = 5 // Window for P-side (table built per-call, keep small)
val pTableSize = 1 shl (wP - 2) // 8 entries for P
// Split scalars via GLV decomposition
val sSplit = Glv.splitScalar(s)
val eSplit = Glv.splitScalar(e)
// Build wNAF: G-side uses wider window (cached table), P-side uses w=5
// Split scalars via GLV decomposition (allocation-free).
// sSplit writes into splitK1/K2, then wNAF encodes them immediately
// before eSplit overwrites the same scratch buffers.
val sSplit = Glv.splitScalarInto(sc.splitK1, sc.splitK2, s, sc.splitWide, sc.splitT1, sc.splitT2)
Glv.wnafInto(sc.wnaf1, sc.wnafTmp, sSplit.k1, WINDOW_G, 129)
Glv.wnafInto(sc.wnaf2, sc.wnafTmp, sSplit.k2, WINDOW_G, 129)
// Now safe to reuse splitK1/K2 for the e scalar
val eSplit = Glv.splitScalarInto(sc.splitK1, sc.splitK2, e, sc.splitWide, sc.splitT1, sc.splitT2)
Glv.wnafInto(sc.wnaf3, sc.wnafTmp, eSplit.k1, wP, 129)
Glv.wnafInto(sc.wnaf4, sc.wnafTmp, eSplit.k2, wP, 129)
val wnafS1 = sc.wnaf1
@@ -692,22 +621,45 @@ internal object ECPoint {
val gOdd = gOddTable
val gLam = gLamTable
// P odd-multiples [1P, 3P, 5P, ..., 15P] — uses pre-allocated scratch tables
doublePoint(sc.p2, p, sc)
val pOddJac = sc.pOddJac
pOddJac[0].copyFrom(p)
for (i in 1 until pTableSize) addPoints(pOddJac[i], pOddJac[i - 1], sc.p2, sc)
val pLamOddJac = sc.pLamOddJac
for (i in 0 until pTableSize) {
FieldP.mul(pLamOddJac[i].x, pOddJac[i].x, Glv.BETA, sc.w)
pOddJac[i].y.copyInto(pLamOddJac[i].y)
pOddJac[i].z.copyInto(pLamOddJac[i].z)
}
// P-side tables: check cache first, build only on miss.
// On cache hit, copies 16 affine points from cache (~trivial vs ~437 field ops to build).
val pOdd: Array<AffinePoint>
val pLamOdd: Array<AffinePoint>
val cacheSlot = cacheSlot(p.x)
val cached = pTableCache[cacheSlot]
if (cached != null && U256.cmp(cached.px, p.x) == 0) {
// Cache hit — use cached affine tables directly (no copy needed)
pOdd = cached.pOdd
pLamOdd = cached.pLamOdd
} else {
// Cache miss — build tables and store in cache
doublePoint(sc.p2, p, sc)
val pOddJac = sc.pOddJac
pOddJac[0].copyFrom(p)
for (i in 1 until pTableSize) addPoints(pOddJac[i], pOddJac[i - 1], sc.p2, sc)
val pLamOddJac = sc.pLamOddJac
for (i in 0 until pTableSize) {
FieldP.mul(pLamOddJac[i].x, pOddJac[i].x, Glv.BETA, sc.w)
pOddJac[i].y.copyInto(pLamOddJac[i].y)
pOddJac[i].z.copyInto(pLamOddJac[i].z)
}
// Batch-convert to affine (into scratch arrays)
batchToAffinePair(pOddJac, pLamOddJac, sc.pOddAff, sc.pLamOddAff, sc)
// Effective-affine: batch-convert P-side tables (shared Z inversion)
val pOdd = sc.pOddAff
val pLamOdd = sc.pLamOddAff
batchToAffinePair(pOddJac, pLamOddJac, pOdd, pLamOdd, sc)
// Store in cache (allocate new arrays so they're independent of scratch)
val cachedPOdd =
Array(pTableSize) {
AffinePoint(sc.pOddAff[it].x.copyOf(), sc.pOddAff[it].y.copyOf())
}
val cachedPLamOdd =
Array(pTableSize) {
AffinePoint(sc.pLamOddAff[it].x.copyOf(), sc.pLamOddAff[it].y.copyOf())
}
pTableCache[cacheSlot] = CachedPTable(p.x.copyOf(), cachedPOdd, cachedPLamOdd)
pOdd = cachedPOdd
pLamOdd = cachedPLamOdd
}
// Find highest non-zero digit across all 4 streams
var bits = 129 + WINDOW_G // max possible wNAF length
@@ -717,75 +669,75 @@ internal object ECPoint {
bits--
}
out.setInfinity()
val tmp = sc.mixTmp
// Ping-pong: alternate between out and sc.mixTmp to avoid copyFrom after
// every addition (~170 copies per verify → at most 1). Also avoids the
// internal copy buffer in doublePoint's out===inp path (~130 per verify).
var cur = out
var alt = sc.mixTmp
cur.setInfinity()
val negY = sc.mixNegY
for (i in bits - 1 downTo 0) {
doublePoint(out, out, sc)
doublePoint(alt, cur, sc)
var t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
// Streams 1-2: G-side (affine tables, mixed addition)
addWnafMixed(out, tmp, negY, wnafS1, i, gOdd, sSplit.negK1, sc)
addWnafMixed(out, tmp, negY, wnafS2, i, gLam, sSplit.negK2, sc)
if (addWnafMixedPP(cur, alt, negY, wnafS1, i, gOdd, sSplit.negK1, sc)) {
t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
}
if (addWnafMixedPP(cur, alt, negY, wnafS2, i, gLam, sSplit.negK2, sc)) {
t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
}
// Streams 3-4: P-side (affine tables via effective-affine, mixed addition)
addWnafMixed(out, tmp, negY, wnafE1, i, pOdd, eSplit.negK1, sc)
addWnafMixed(out, tmp, negY, wnafE2, i, pLamOdd, eSplit.negK2, sc)
if (addWnafMixedPP(cur, alt, negY, wnafE1, i, pOdd, eSplit.negK1, sc)) {
t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
}
if (addWnafMixedPP(cur, alt, negY, wnafE2, i, pLamOdd, eSplit.negK2, sc)) {
t = cur
cur = alt
alt = t
}
}
if (cur !== out) out.copyFrom(cur)
}
/**
* Process one wNAF digit with mixed addition.
* The effective sign is: (wNAF digit sign) XOR (GLV negation flag).
* Positive = add as-is, negative = negate the table entry's y.
* Process one wNAF digit with mixed addition (ping-pong version).
* Reads from `cur`, writes result to `alt`. Returns true if an addition was
* performed (caller should swap cur/alt references).
*
* This avoids the copyFrom after every addition — the caller swaps references
* instead (free: just local variable reassignment).
*/
private fun addWnafMixed(
out: MutablePoint,
tmp: MutablePoint,
private fun addWnafMixedPP(
cur: MutablePoint,
alt: MutablePoint,
negY: LongArray,
wnafDigits: IntArray,
bitIndex: Int,
table: Array<AffinePoint>,
glvNeg: Boolean,
s: PointScratch,
) {
if (bitIndex >= wnafDigits.size) return
): Boolean {
if (bitIndex >= wnafDigits.size) return false
val d = wnafDigits[bitIndex]
if (d == 0) return
if (d == 0) return false
val idx = (if (d > 0) d else -d) / 2
val effectiveNeg = (d < 0) xor glvNeg
if (!effectiveNeg) {
addMixed(tmp, out, table[idx].x, table[idx].y, s)
addMixed(alt, cur, table[idx].x, table[idx].y, s)
} else {
FieldP.neg(negY, table[idx].y)
addMixed(tmp, out, table[idx].x, negY, s)
addMixed(alt, cur, table[idx].x, negY, s)
}
out.copyFrom(tmp)
}
/** Process one wNAF digit with full Jacobian addition (for P-side tables). */
private fun addWnafJacobian(
out: MutablePoint,
tmp: MutablePoint,
negScratch: MutablePoint,
wnafDigits: IntArray,
bitIndex: Int,
table: Array<MutablePoint>,
glvNeg: Boolean,
s: PointScratch,
) {
if (bitIndex >= wnafDigits.size) return
val d = wnafDigits[bitIndex]
if (d == 0) return
val idx = (if (d > 0) d else -d) / 2
val effectiveNeg = (d < 0) xor glvNeg
if (!effectiveNeg) {
addPoints(tmp, out, table[idx], s)
} else {
table[idx].x.copyInto(negScratch.x)
FieldP.neg(negScratch.y, table[idx].y)
table[idx].z.copyInto(negScratch.z)
addPoints(tmp, out, negScratch, s)
}
out.copyFrom(tmp)
return true
}
// ==================== Batch Affine Conversion (Montgomery's Trick) ====================
@@ -905,11 +857,7 @@ internal object ECPoint {
// ==================== Coordinate Conversion ====================
/**
* Convert from Jacobian (X, Y, Z) to affine (x, y) = (X/Z², Y/Z³).
* Requires one field inversion (the most expensive single operation).
* Returns false if the point is at infinity.
*/
/** Convert Jacobian → affine (convenience, allocates temps). For one-time init paths. */
fun toAffine(
p: MutablePoint,
outX: LongArray,
@@ -927,47 +875,32 @@ internal object ECPoint {
return true
}
/**
* Convert from Jacobian to affine, returning only the x-coordinate: x = X/Z².
* Saves 2 multiplications vs full toAffine (no zInv3, no outY computation).
* Used by ecdhXOnly where only the x-coordinate of the shared point is needed.
*/
fun toAffineX(
/** Convert Jacobian → affine using pre-allocated scratch (hot path). */
fun toAffine(
p: MutablePoint,
outX: LongArray,
outY: LongArray,
s: PointScratch,
): Boolean {
if (p.isInfinity()) return false
val zInv = LongArray(4)
val zInv2 = LongArray(4)
FieldP.inv(zInv, p.z)
FieldP.sqr(zInv2, zInv)
FieldP.mul(outX, p.x, zInv2)
FieldP.inv(s.zInv, p.z)
FieldP.sqr(s.zInv2, s.zInv)
FieldP.mul(s.zInv3, s.zInv2, s.zInv)
FieldP.mul(outX, p.x, s.zInv2)
FieldP.mul(outY, p.y, s.zInv3)
return true
}
// ==================== Key Encoding (delegates to KeyCodec) ====================
fun liftX(
/** Convert Jacobian → affine x-only using pre-allocated scratch (hot path). */
fun toAffineX(
p: MutablePoint,
outX: LongArray,
outY: LongArray,
x: LongArray,
) = KeyCodec.liftX(outX, outY, x)
fun hasEvenY(y: LongArray) = KeyCodec.hasEvenY(y)
fun parsePublicKey(
pubkey: ByteArray,
outX: LongArray,
outY: LongArray,
) = KeyCodec.parsePublicKey(pubkey, outX, outY)
fun serializeUncompressed(
x: LongArray,
y: LongArray,
) = KeyCodec.serializeUncompressed(x, y)
fun serializeCompressed(
x: LongArray,
y: LongArray,
) = KeyCodec.serializeCompressed(x, y)
s: PointScratch,
): Boolean {
if (p.isInfinity()) return false
FieldP.inv(s.zInv, p.z)
FieldP.sqr(s.zInv2, s.zInv)
FieldP.mul(outX, p.x, s.zInv2)
return true
}
}
quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/FieldP.kt
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@@ -67,27 +67,54 @@ internal object FieldP {
val carry = U256.addTo(out, a, b)
if (carry != 0) {
// Overflow past 2^256: add 2^256 mod p = 2^32 + 977 = 0x1000003D1
// This fits in 33 bits. Add to limb[0] with carry propagation.
val s1 = out[0] + 4294968273L // 2^32 + 977
val s1 = out[0] + 4294968273L
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < out[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = s1
if (c1 != 0L) {
for (i in 1 until 4) {
out[i]++
if (out[i] != 0L) break
out[1]++
if (out[1] == 0L) {
out[2]++
if (out[2] == 0L) out[3]++
}
}
}
reduceSelf(out)
}
/**
* out = a - b mod p. Specialized add-back for P = [P0, -1, -1, -1]:
* adding -1 to limbs 1-3 with carry=1 is identity, so only the carry=0
* case needs work (subtract 1 with borrow propagation). ~500 calls/verify.
*/
fun sub(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
b: LongArray,
) {
val borrow = U256.subTo(out, a, b)
if (borrow != 0) U256.addTo(out, out, P)
if (borrow != 0) {
// Add P = [P0, -1, -1, -1].
val s0 = out[0] + P0
val c0 = if (s0.toULong() < out[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = s0
// For limbs 1-3: adding P[i]=-1 with carry c:
// c=1 → result unchanged, carry out=1 (identity propagation)
// c=0 → result = out[i]-1, carry out = (out[i] != 0) ? 1 : 0
// So if c0=1, limbs 1-3 are untouched. If c0=0, subtract 1 with borrow:
if (c0 == 0L) {
if (out[1] != 0L) {
out[1]--
} else {
out[1] = -1L // 0-1 wraps
if (out[2] != 0L) {
out[2]--
} else {
out[2] = -1L
out[3]--
}
}
}
}
}
/** Multiply with ThreadLocal wide buffer (convenience for non-hot paths). */
@@ -132,39 +159,80 @@ internal object FieldP {
reduceWide(out, w)
}
/**
* out = -a mod p = P - a. Specialized for P = [P0, -1, -1, -1]:
* P[i]-a[i] = ~a[i] for i>=1 (bitwise NOT), with borrow from limb 0.
* Avoids generic U256.subTo + P array reads (~260 calls/verify).
*/
fun neg(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
) {
if (U256.isZero(a)) {
for (i in 0 until 4) out[i] = 0L
} else {
U256.subTo(out, P, a)
out[0] = 0L
out[1] = 0L
out[2] = 0L
out[3] = 0L
return
}
// P - a: limb 0 is P0 - a[0], limbs 1-3 are (-1) - a[i] = ~a[i]
out[0] = P0 - a[0]
val borrow = if (a[0].toULong() > P0.toULong()) 1L else 0L
// ~a[i] - borrow. New borrow only if ~a[i] == 0 (i.e., a[i] == -1) and borrow == 1
out[1] = a[1].inv() - borrow
val b1 = if (a[1] == -1L && borrow != 0L) 1L else 0L
out[2] = a[2].inv() - b1
val b2 = if (a[2] == -1L && b1 != 0L) 1L else 0L
out[3] = a[3].inv() - b2
}
/**
* out = a / 2 mod p. Branchless: if odd, add p first (p is odd → a+p is even).
* Unrolled, with P[1..3]=-1 inlined as `mask` (since -1 & mask = mask).
*/
fun half(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
) {
val mask = -(a[0] and 1L) // all 1s if odd, all 0s if even
var carry = 0L
for (i in 0 until 4) {
val pMasked = P[i] and mask
val s1 = a[i] + pMasked
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[i].toULong()) 1L else 0L
val s2 = s1 + carry
val c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[i] = s2
carry = c1 + c2
}
// Right-shift by 1
for (i in 0 until 3) {
out[i] = (out[i] ushr 1) or (out[i + 1] shl 63)
}
val p0 = P0 and mask // P[0] masked; P[1..3] are -1, so P[i]&mask = mask
var s1: Long
var s2: Long
var c1: Long
var c2: Long
// Conditional add: out = a + (P & mask), unrolled
// Limb 0
s1 = a[0] + p0
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = s1
var carry = c1
// Limb 1
s1 = a[1] + mask
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[1].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s2 = s1 + carry
c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[1] = s2
carry = c1 + c2
// Limb 2
s1 = a[2] + mask
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[2].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s2 = s1 + carry
c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s2
carry = c1 + c2
// Limb 3
s1 = a[3] + mask
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[3].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s2 = s1 + carry
c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s2
carry = c1 + c2
// Right-shift by 1 (unrolled)
out[0] = (out[0] ushr 1) or (out[1] shl 63)
out[1] = (out[1] ushr 1) or (out[2] shl 63)
out[2] = (out[2] ushr 1) or (out[3] shl 63)
out[3] = (out[3] ushr 1) or (carry shl 63)
}
@@ -298,81 +366,122 @@ internal object FieldP {
// ==================== Reduction ====================
// P[0] cached as a constant to avoid array load in the hot reduceSelf path.
private const val P0 = -4294968273L // 0xFFFFFFFEFFFFFC2F
fun reduceSelf(a: LongArray) {
// Exploit P's structure: P = [P0, -1, -1, -1] where P[1..3] = 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.
// a >= P only if a[3]==a[2]==a[1]==-1 AND a[0] >= P[0]. The first check (a[3]==-1)
// fails >99.99% of the time for random field elements, making this a single branch.
if (a[3] == -1L && a[2] == -1L && a[1] == -1L &&
(a[0] xor Long.MIN_VALUE) >= (P[0] xor Long.MIN_VALUE)
(a[0] xor Long.MIN_VALUE) >= (P0 xor Long.MIN_VALUE)
) {
U256.subTo(a, a, P)
// Inline P subtraction: when a[1..3] = -1 and a[0] >= P0,
// a - P = [a[0] - P0, 0, 0, 0] (no borrows since P[1..3] = -1).
a[0] -= P0
a[1] = 0L
a[2] = 0L
a[3] = 0L
}
}
/**
* Reduce 512-bit value mod p.
* Reduce 512-bit value mod p. Fully unrolled for ART JIT.
*
* Uses hi × 2^256 ≡ hi × C (mod p) where C = 2^32 + 977 = 4294968273.
* Since C < 2^33, hi[i] × C fits in 97 bits. We use unsignedMultiplyHigh
* to get the upper 64 bits of each limb×C product.
*
* Three stages:
* 1. Fold 512→~260 bits: lo + hi × C, producing at most ~34-bit carry
* 2. Fold carry × C back into limb[0..3]; propagate carries (may overflow 256 bits)
* 3. If round 2 overflowed, fold the single-bit overflow (≡ C) once more
* Final reduceSelf handles the at-most-one subtraction of p.
* Three stages: fold 512→~260 bits, fold carry×C, final reduceSelf.
*/
fun reduceWide(
out: LongArray,
w: LongArray,
) {
// Round 1: acc = lo + hi × C
val c = 4294968273L // 2^32 + 977
var carry = 0L
for (i in 0 until 4) {
val hcLo = w[i + 4] * c
val hcHi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(w[i + 4], c)
var hcLo: Long
var hcHi: Long
var s1: Long
var s2: Long
var c1: Long
var c2: Long
// acc = w[i] + hcLo + carry
val s1 = w[i] + hcLo
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < w[i].toULong()) 1L else 0L
val s2 = s1 + carry
val c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[i] = s2
carry = hcHi + c1 + c2
}
// Round 1: acc = lo + hi × C (4 limbs, unrolled)
// Limb 0 (no carry input)
hcLo = w[4] * c
hcHi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(w[4], c)
s1 = w[0] + hcLo
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < w[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = s1
var carry = hcHi + c1
// Limb 1
hcLo = w[5] * c
hcHi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(w[5], c)
s1 = w[1] + hcLo
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < w[1].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s2 = s1 + carry
c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[1] = s2
carry = hcHi + c1 + c2
// Limb 2
hcLo = w[6] * c
hcHi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(w[6], c)
s1 = w[2] + hcLo
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < w[2].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s2 = s1 + carry
c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s2
carry = hcHi + c1 + c2
// Limb 3
hcLo = w[7] * c
hcHi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(w[7], c)
s1 = w[3] + hcLo
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < w[3].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s2 = s1 + carry
c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s2
carry = hcHi + c1 + c2
// Round 2: if carry > 0, fold carry × C back in
if (carry != 0L) {
val ccLo = carry * c
val ccHi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(carry, c)
val s1 = out[0] + ccLo
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < out[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s1 = out[0] + ccLo
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < out[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = s1
// Propagate carry (unrolled, with early exit)
var prop = ccHi + c1
for (i in 1 until 4) {
if (prop == 0L) break
val s = out[i] + prop
prop = if (s.toULong() < out[i].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[i] = s
}
// Round 2 carry propagation may overflow past 256 bits.
// This happens when out[0..3] were all 0xFF..FF and the add cascades.
// Overflow of 1 means 2^256 ≡ C (mod p), so add C to out[0..3].
if (prop != 0L) {
val s2 = out[0] + c
val c2 = if (s2.toULong() < out[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = s2
if (c2 != 0L) {
for (i in 1 until 4) {
out[i]++
if (out[i] != 0L) break
s1 = out[1] + prop
prop = if (s1.toULong() < out[1].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[1] = s1
if (prop != 0L) {
s1 = out[2] + prop
prop = if (s1.toULong() < out[2].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s1
if (prop != 0L) {
s1 = out[3] + prop
prop = if (s1.toULong() < out[3].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s1
}
}
}
// Overflow past 256 bits: 2^256 ≡ C (mod p)
if (prop != 0L) {
s1 = out[0] + c
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < out[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = s1
if (c1 != 0L) {
out[1]++
if (out[1] == 0L) {
out[2]++
if (out[2] == 0L) out[3]++
}
}
}
}
// Final: at most one subtraction of p
reduceSelf(out)
}
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@@ -71,6 +71,58 @@ internal object Glv {
)
}
/**
* Allocation-free splitScalar using pre-allocated scratch from PointScratch.
* Eliminates ~26 LongArray allocations per call (called 2× per verify = ~52 allocs saved).
*/
fun splitScalarInto(
outK1: LongArray,
outK2: LongArray,
k: LongArray,
w: LongArray,
t1: LongArray,
t2: LongArray,
): Split {
// c1 = mulShift384(k, G1)
mulShift384Into(t1, k, G1, w)
// c2 = mulShift384(k, G2)
mulShift384Into(t2, k, G2, w)
// r2 = add(mul(c1, MINUS_B1), mul(c2, MINUS_B2))
// Use outK1 as temp for mul(c1, MINUS_B1), outK2 as temp for mul(c2, MINUS_B2)
ScalarN.mulTo(outK1, t1, MINUS_B1, w)
ScalarN.mulTo(outK2, t2, MINUS_B2, w)
ScalarN.addTo(outK2, outK1, outK2) // outK2 = r2
// r1 = add(mul(r2, MINUS_LAMBDA), k)
ScalarN.mulTo(outK1, outK2, MINUS_LAMBDA, w)
ScalarN.addTo(outK1, outK1, k) // outK1 = r1
val neg1 = U256.cmp(outK1, N_HALF) > 0
val neg2 = U256.cmp(outK2, N_HALF) > 0
if (neg1) ScalarN.negTo(outK1, outK1)
if (neg2) ScalarN.negTo(outK2, outK2)
return Split(outK1, outK2, neg1, neg2)
}
/** Allocation-free mulShift384. */
private fun mulShift384Into(
out: LongArray,
k: LongArray,
g: LongArray,
w: LongArray,
) {
U256.mulWide(w, k, g)
out[0] = w[6]
out[1] = w[7]
out[2] = 0L
out[3] = 0L
if (w[5] < 0) { // bit 63 of w[5] = bit 383 (rounding)
out[0]++
if (out[0] == 0L) out[1]++
}
}
// ==================== wNAF Encoding ====================
/**
quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/KeyCodec.kt
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@@ -61,6 +61,23 @@ internal object KeyCodec {
return true
}
/** liftX with caller-provided temp buffer (avoids 1 LongArray alloc). */
fun liftX(
outX: LongArray,
outY: LongArray,
x: LongArray,
tmp: LongArray,
): Boolean {
if (U256.cmp(x, FieldP.P) >= 0) return false
FieldP.sqr(tmp, x)
FieldP.mul(tmp, tmp, x)
FieldP.add(tmp, tmp, B)
if (!FieldP.sqrt(outY, tmp)) return false
U256.copyInto(outX, x)
if (outY[0] and 1L != 0L) FieldP.neg(outY, outY)
return true
}
/** Check if y-coordinate is even (LSB = 0). */
fun hasEvenY(y: LongArray): Boolean = y[0] and 1L == 0L
quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/MultiplyHigh.kt
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@@ -45,12 +45,28 @@ internal expect fun unsignedMultiplyHigh(
): Long
/**
* Fallback: unsigned multiply high from signed multiply high + correction.
* Fallback: unsigned multiply high computed directly from 32-bit sub-products.
*
* Unlike the old approach (signed multiplyHigh + correction), this computes the
* unsigned result directly, avoiding the signed correction branches (if a < 0,
* if b < 0) and the unsigned correction terms (+ (a & (b >> 63)) + (b & (a >> 63))).
* Saves ~8 instructions per call on Android < API 31, where this is the hot path
* (~30,000 calls per signature verify).
*/
internal fun unsignedMultiplyHighFallback(
a: Long,
b: Long,
): Long = multiplyHigh(a, b) + (a and (b shr 63)) + (b and (a shr 63))
): Long {
val aLo = a and 0xFFFFFFFFL
val aHi = a ushr 32
val bLo = b and 0xFFFFFFFFL
val bHi = b ushr 32
val mid1 = aHi * bLo
val mid2 = aLo * bHi
val low = aLo * bLo
val carry = ((low ushr 32) + (mid1 and 0xFFFFFFFFL) + (mid2 and 0xFFFFFFFFL)) ushr 32
return (aHi * bHi) + (mid1 ushr 32) + (mid2 ushr 32) + carry
}
/**
* Pure-Kotlin fallback for multiplyHigh, using four 32-bit sub-products.
quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/PointTypes.kt
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@@ -0,0 +1,142 @@
/*
* Copyright (c) 2025 Vitor Pamplona
*
* Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of
* this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in
* the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use,
* copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the
* Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,
* subject to the following conditions:
*
* The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
* copies or substantial portions of the Software.
*
* THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
* IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS
* FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR
* COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
* AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION
* WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
*/
package com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1
/**
* Mutable Jacobian point for in-place computation.
*
* Points are stored in Jacobian projective coordinates (X, Y, Z) which represent
* the affine point (X/Z², Y/Z³). This avoids expensive field inversions during
* intermediate steps — inversion is only needed once at the end to convert back
* to affine (x, y) form.
*
* The "point at infinity" (identity element) is represented by Z = 0.
*
* Mutable to avoid allocating new objects during the inner loop of scalar
* multiplication, which performs thousands of doublings and additions per operation.
*/
internal class MutablePoint(
val x: LongArray = LongArray(4),
val y: LongArray = LongArray(4),
val z: LongArray = LongArray(4),
) {
fun isInfinity(): Boolean = U256.isZero(z)
fun setInfinity() {
for (i in 0 until 4) {
x[i] = 0L
z[i] = 0L
}
y[0] = 1L
for (i in 1 until 4) y[i] = 0L
}
fun copyFrom(other: MutablePoint) {
other.x.copyInto(x)
other.y.copyInto(y)
other.z.copyInto(z)
}
fun setAffine(
ax: LongArray,
ay: LongArray,
) {
ax.copyInto(x)
ay.copyInto(y)
z[0] = 1L
for (i in 1 until 4) z[i] = 0L
}
}
/**
* Affine point (x, y) — no Z coordinate.
* Used for precomputed tables where we want compact storage and mixed addition.
*/
internal class AffinePoint(
val x: LongArray = LongArray(4),
val y: LongArray = LongArray(4),
)
/**
* Pre-allocated scratch space for point operations. Each thread gets its own
* instance via [ScratchLocal] to avoid allocation and ThreadLocal lookups in the
* inner loops of scalar multiplication.
*
* The 12 temp buffers (t[0]..t[11]) are shared across doublePoint and addPoints —
* this is safe because these functions only call each other in the equal-point
* degenerate case, which returns immediately after the recursive call without
* using the temps further.
*
* The wide buffer (LongArray(8)) is pre-fetched once per top-level operation and
* passed through to FieldP.mul/sqr, avoiding ~500+ ThreadLocal.get() calls per
* scalar multiplication (~20-30ns each on JVM).
*/
internal class PointScratch {
val t = Array(12) { LongArray(4) }
val dblCopy = MutablePoint() // Copy buffer for in-place doubling (out === input)
val w = LongArray(8) // Wide buffer for FieldP.mul/sqr — shared, avoids ThreadLocal
// Pre-allocated scratch for wNAF encoding (avoids IntArray allocation per call).
// Size 145 = 129 (max bits after GLV split) + 15 (max window) + 1 (headroom).
val wnaf1 = IntArray(145)
val wnaf2 = IntArray(145)
val wnaf3 = IntArray(145) // mulDoubleG needs 4 wNAF arrays
val wnaf4 = IntArray(145)
val wnafTmp = LongArray(4) // scratch for wnaf scalar copy (GLV scalars are up to 4 limbs)
// Pre-allocated scratch for wNAF mixed addition
val mixTmp = MutablePoint()
val mixNegY = LongArray(4)
// Pre-allocated P-side tables for mul/mulDoubleG (avoids ~80 LongArray allocs per call)
val pOddJac = Array(8) { MutablePoint() }
val pLamOddJac = Array(8) { MutablePoint() }
val pOddAff = Array(8) { AffinePoint() }
val pLamOddAff = Array(8) { AffinePoint() }
val p2 = MutablePoint() // doublePoint temp for table building
// Pre-allocated batch inversion temps (avoids 12 LongArray allocs per call)
val cumZ = Array(8) { LongArray(4) }
val batchInv = LongArray(4)
val batchZInv = LongArray(4)
val batchZInv2 = LongArray(4)
val batchZInv3 = LongArray(4)
// Pre-allocated scratch for Glv.splitScalar (avoids ~26 LongArray allocs per call)
val splitWide = LongArray(8) // mulShift384 and ScalarN.mulTo scratch
val splitT1 = LongArray(4) // temporary for mul results
val splitT2 = LongArray(4) // temporary for mul results
val splitK1 = LongArray(4) // output k1
val splitK2 = LongArray(4) // output k2
// Pre-allocated scratch for toAffine / toAffineX (avoids 3 LongArray allocs per call)
val zInv = LongArray(4)
val zInv2 = LongArray(4)
val zInv3 = LongArray(4)
// Pre-allocated scratch for Secp256k1 entry points (avoids per-call allocations)
val entryPx = LongArray(4) // liftX / parsePublicKey output
val entryPy = LongArray(4)
val entryPoint = MutablePoint() // pubkeyCreate, signSchnorr, ecdhXOnly
val entryResult = MutablePoint() // mulG / mul output
val entryTmp = LongArray(4) // liftX temp, auxrand XOR, nonce, etc.
val entryTmp2 = LongArray(4) // secondary temp for signSchnorr R-point
}
quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/ScalarN.kt
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/**
* Arithmetic modulo the secp256k1 group order n using LongArray(4) limbs.
*
* Provides both allocating (convenience) and in-place (hot-path) variants.
* The in-place variants write results to caller-provided output arrays, avoiding
* allocation in the inner loops of scalar multiplication and GLV decomposition.
*/
internal object ScalarN {
val N =
@@ -64,12 +68,21 @@ internal object ScalarN {
b: LongArray,
): LongArray {
val r = LongArray(4)
val carry = U256.addTo(r, a, b)
if (carry != 0) U256.addTo(r, r, N_COMPLEMENT)
reduceSelf(r)
addTo(r, a, b)
return r
}
/** In-place add: out = (a + b) mod n. */
fun addTo(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
b: LongArray,
) {
val carry = U256.addTo(out, a, b)
if (carry != 0) U256.addTo(out, out, N_COMPLEMENT)
reduceSelf(out)
}
fun sub(
a: LongArray,
b: LongArray,
@@ -89,6 +102,17 @@ internal object ScalarN {
return reduceWide(w)
}
/** In-place multiply: out = (a * b) mod n. Uses caller-provided wide buffer. */
fun mulTo(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
b: LongArray,
w: LongArray,
) {
U256.mulWide(w, a, b)
reduceWideTo(out, w)
}
fun neg(a: LongArray): LongArray {
if (U256.isZero(a)) return LongArray(4)
val r = LongArray(4)
@@ -96,6 +120,18 @@ internal object ScalarN {
return r
}
/** In-place negate: out = (-a) mod n. Safe for out === a. */
fun negTo(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
) {
if (U256.isZero(a)) {
for (i in 0 until 4) out[i] = 0L
} else {
U256.subTo(out, N, a)
}
}
fun inv(a: LongArray): LongArray {
require(!U256.isZero(a))
return powModN(a, N_MINUS_2)
@@ -106,87 +142,128 @@ internal object ScalarN {
}
/**
* Reduce 512-bit product mod n.
* Reduce 512-bit product mod n (allocating version).
* Uses hi × 2^256 ≡ hi × N_COMPLEMENT (mod n). N_COMPLEMENT is ~129 bits.
*/
private fun reduceWide(w: LongArray): LongArray {
val lo = LongArray(4)
val hi = LongArray(4)
for (i in 0 until 4) {
lo[i] = w[i]
hi[i] = w[i + 4]
}
if (U256.isZero(hi)) {
reduceSelf(lo)
return lo
val result = LongArray(4)
reduceWideTo(result, w)
return result
}
/**
* Reduce 512-bit product mod n into caller-provided output.
* Reuses the wide buffer w as scratch (caller must not need it after this call).
*/
private fun reduceWideTo(
out: LongArray,
w: LongArray,
) {
// Split into lo (w[0..3]) and hi (w[4..7])
val hasHi = w[4] != 0L || w[5] != 0L || w[6] != 0L || w[7] != 0L
if (!hasHi) {
for (i in 0 until 4) out[i] = w[i]
reduceSelf(out)
return
}
// Round 1: lo + hi × N_COMPLEMENT
val hiTimesNC = LongArray(8)
U256.mulWide(hiTimesNC, hi, N_COMPLEMENT)
val sum = LongArray(8)
// We reuse w[0..7] as scratch for hiTimesNC by saving lo first
val lo0 = w[0]
val lo1 = w[1]
val lo2 = w[2]
val lo3 = w[3]
// Use `out` as temporary storage for hi limbs (avoids longArrayOf allocation)
out[0] = w[4]
out[1] = w[5]
out[2] = w[6]
out[3] = w[7]
val hiTimesNC = w // reuse w as scratch
U256.mulWide(hiTimesNC, out, N_COMPLEMENT)
// sum = hiTimesNC + lo
var carry = 0L
for (i in 0 until 8) {
val s1 = hiTimesNC[i] + if (i < 4) lo[i] else 0L
val loVal =
if (i == 0) {
lo0
} else if (i == 1) {
lo1
} else if (i == 2) {
lo2
} else if (i == 3) {
lo3
} else {
0L
}
val s1 = hiTimesNC[i] + loVal
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < hiTimesNC[i].toULong()) 1L else 0L
val s2 = s1 + carry
val c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
sum[i] = s2
w[i] = s2
carry = c1 + c2
}
// Round 2 if still > 256 bits
val lo2 = LongArray(4)
val hi2 = LongArray(4)
for (i in 0 until 4) {
lo2[i] = sum[i]
hi2[i] = sum[i + 4]
}
if (U256.isZero(hi2)) {
reduceSelf(lo2)
return lo2
// Check if round 2 needed
val hasHi2 = w[4] != 0L || w[5] != 0L || w[6] != 0L || w[7] != 0L
if (!hasHi2) {
for (i in 0 until 4) out[i] = w[i]
reduceSelf(out)
return
}
val hi2NC = LongArray(8)
U256.mulWide(hi2NC, hi2, N_COMPLEMENT)
// Round 2: reuse out for hi2 limbs (avoids longArrayOf allocation)
out[0] = w[4]
out[1] = w[5]
out[2] = w[6]
out[3] = w[7]
val saved0 = w[0]
val saved1 = w[1]
val saved2 = w[2]
val saved3 = w[3]
val hi2NC = w
U256.mulWide(hi2NC, out, N_COMPLEMENT)
var c2 = 0L
val result = LongArray(4)
for (i in 0 until 4) {
val s1 = lo2[i] + hi2NC[i]
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < lo2[i].toULong()) 1L else 0L
val loVal =
if (i == 0) {
saved0
} else if (i == 1) {
saved1
} else if (i == 2) {
saved2
} else {
saved3
}
val s1 = loVal + hi2NC[i]
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < loVal.toULong()) 1L else 0L
val s2 = s1 + c2
val cc = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
result[i] = s2
out[i] = s2
c2 = c1 + cc
}
// Handle remaining overflow from hi2NC[4..7] + carry
// hi2NC[4..7] should be small (hi2 is ~129 bits, NC is ~129 bits → product ≤ 258 bits)
// So hi2NC[4] might be non-zero but hi2NC[5..7] should be zero.
// Fold: overflow * N_COMPLEMENT into result
var ov = c2 + hi2NC[4]
for (i in 5 until 8) ov += hi2NC[i]
if (ov != 0L) {
// ov × NC[0]
val c0lo = ov * N_COMPLEMENT[0]
val c0hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(ov, N_COMPLEMENT[0])
// ov × NC[1]
val c1lo = ov * N_COMPLEMENT[1]
val c1hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(ov, N_COMPLEMENT[1])
// ov × NC[2] = ov × 1 = ov
val s0 = result[0] + c0lo
val carry0 = if (s0.toULong() < result[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
result[0] = s0
val s1 = result[1] + c0hi + c1lo + carry0
val carry1 = if (s1.toULong() < result[1].toULong()) 1L else 0L
result[1] = s1
val s2 = result[2] + c1hi + ov + carry1
val carry2 = if (s2.toULong() < result[2].toULong()) 1L else 0L
result[2] = s2
result[3] += carry2
val s0 = out[0] + c0lo
val carry0 = if (s0.toULong() < out[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = s0
val s1 = out[1] + c0hi + c1lo + carry0
val carry1 = if (s1.toULong() < out[1].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[1] = s1
val s2 = out[2] + c1hi + ov + carry1
val carry2 = if (s2.toULong() < out[2].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s2
out[3] += carry2
}
while (U256.cmp(result, N) >= 0) U256.subTo(result, result, N)
return result
while (U256.cmp(out, N) >= 0) U256.subTo(out, out, N)
}
private fun powModN(
quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/Secp256k1.kt
+260 -117
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@@ -25,59 +25,37 @@ import com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.sha256.sha256
/**
* Pure Kotlin implementation of secp256k1 elliptic curve operations for Nostr.
*
* This replaces the native fr.acinq.secp256k1 JNI bindings with a portable KMP
* implementation that runs on all Kotlin targets (JVM, Android, iOS, Linux) without
* requiring platform-specific native libraries.
* Portable KMP implementation that runs on all Kotlin targets (JVM, Android, iOS,
* Linux) without requiring platform-specific native libraries.
*
* Provides only the operations used by Nostr:
* - [pubkeyCreate] / [pubKeyCompress]: Key generation
* - [secKeyVerify]: Key validation
* - [signSchnorr] / [verifySchnorr]: BIP-340 Schnorr signatures (NIP-01)
* - [signSchnorr] / [signSchnorrWithPubKey] / [verifySchnorr]: BIP-340 Schnorr (NIP-01)
* - [privKeyTweakAdd]: BIP-32 key derivation (NIP-06)
* - [pubKeyTweakMul] / [ecdhXOnly]: ECDH shared secrets (NIP-04, NIP-44)
*
* Performance on Java 21 (vs native C/JNI secp256k1, well-warmed):
* verify ~8,000 ops/s (3.4× native) — Strauss + GLV + wNAF-12
* sign ~26,000 ops/s (1.1× native) — comb method (cached pubkey)
* pubCreate ~36,000 ops/s (1.6× native) — comb method, 3 doublings
* ECDH ~11,000 ops/s (2.8× native) — GLV + wNAF-5, effective-affine
* compress ~7M ops/s (1.7× FASTER) — pure Kotlin, no JNI overhead
* secKeyVerify ~8M ops/s (1.2× FASTER) — scalar range check, no JNI
* Performance on JVM (vs native C/JNI secp256k1, 2000+ warmup, 3000-5000 iterations):
* verify ~15,000 ops/s (1.7× native, with pubkey cache)
* sign ~18,000 ops/s (1.5× native)
* sign(cached) ~28,000 ops/s (0.9× — FASTER than native)
* pubCreate ~38,000 ops/s (1.3× native)
* ECDH ~14,000 ops/s (2.0× native)
*
* Architecture:
* Field arithmetic uses 4×64-bit limbs (LongArray(4)) with Math.unsignedMultiplyHigh
* (Java 18+, single UMULH instruction) for 64×64→128-bit products. 16 products per
* field multiply vs C's 25 (5×52-bit limbs), but each C product is a single native
* 128-bit MUL instruction vs our UMULH + MUL + carry propagation (~7 insns total).
* Key optimizations:
* - Unrolled 4×64-bit field arithmetic (mulWide, sqrWide, addTo, subTo)
* - GLV endomorphism + wNAF + comb method + Strauss/Shamir
* - Ping-pong point buffers (eliminates copyFrom in scalar mul loops)
* - Pre-allocated ThreadLocal scratch (eliminates ~130 allocs/operation)
* - Pubkey decompression cache (skips sqrt for repeated pubkeys)
* - P-side wNAF table cache (skips table build for repeated pubkeys)
* - Direct unsigned multiplyHigh fallback (faster on Android < API 31)
*
* Per-doublePoint cost analysis (instruction-level, vs C libsecp256k1):
* mul/sqr (7 ops): Kotlin ~1,204 insns vs C ~455 insns (2.6× — UMULH overhead)
* add/neg/half: Kotlin ~312 insns vs C ~75 insns (4.2× — no lazy reduction)
* Total: Kotlin ~1,516 insns vs C ~530 insns (2.9× — matches benchmarks)
*
* Optimizations implemented (matching or adapted from libsecp256k1):
* - Math.unsignedMultiplyHigh (Java 18+): eliminates 4-insn signed→unsigned correction
* - GLV endomorphism: splits 256-bit scalars into 2×128-bit halves
* - wNAF encoding: windowed non-adjacent form for sparse addition patterns
* - Comb method: generator multiplication with only 3 doublings (Hamburg 2012)
* - Strauss/Shamir: interleaved multi-scalar multiplication for verification
* - Effective-affine: batch-inverts wNAF tables for cheaper mixed adds (saves ~4M/add)
* - Shared Z inversion: GLV table pairs share Z coords, one inversion for both
* - Batch inversion: Montgomery's trick (1 inv + 3(n-1) muls for n inversions)
* - Pre-allocated scratch: ThreadLocal PointScratch eliminates ~130 allocs/operation
* - Dedicated squaring: 10 products vs 16 for general multiplication
* - secp256k1-specific reduceSelf: single branch on a[3]==-1 (>99.99% fast path)
*
* Differences from C libsecp256k1 (due to JVM constraints):
* - No lazy reduction (4×64 limbs have no headroom; C's 5×52 limbs have 12-bit spare
* capacity per limb, allowing 3-8 chained add/sub without normalizing — this accounts
* for 24% of the remaining per-operation gap)
* - Fermat inversion (255 sqr + 15 mul) instead of safegcd (safegcd is slower on JVM
* due to 128-bit arithmetic overhead in the inner divstep matrix multiply)
* - WINDOW_G=12 instead of 15 (JVM heap-allocated tables cause cache pressure at
* larger sizes; C uses contiguous compile-time .rodata arrays)
* - No constant-time guarantees (not needed for Nostr — secrets are nonces, not
* long-term keys exposed to timing side-channels)
* Remaining gap vs C libsecp256k1:
* - No lazy reduction (4×64 limbs fully packed; C's 5×52 have 12-bit headroom)
* - Fermat inversion instead of safegcd (safegcd slower on JVM)
* - WINDOW_G=12 vs 15 (JVM heap tables cause cache pressure at w=15)
* - No constant-time guarantees (not needed for Nostr)
*/
object Secp256k1 {
// ==================== Cached BIP-340 tag hash prefixes ====================
@@ -99,6 +77,59 @@ object Secp256k1 {
h + h
}
// ==================== Pubkey decompression cache ====================
//
// liftX (square root on secp256k1) costs ~280 field ops per call. In Nostr,
// the same pubkeys are verified repeatedly (every event from the same author).
// This cache maps x-only pubkey bytes → decompressed (x, y) coordinates,
// saving the sqrt for repeated pubkeys (~13% of verify cost per cache hit).
//
// Simple fixed-size direct-mapped cache (no LRU overhead). Size must be power of 2.
// 1024 entries covers most follow lists (~1000 users) with few collisions.
// Memory: 1024 × ~96 bytes = ~96KB.
private const val PUBKEY_CACHE_SIZE = 1024 // power of 2
private const val PUBKEY_CACHE_MASK = PUBKEY_CACHE_SIZE - 1
private class CachedPubkey(
val keyBytes: ByteArray, // 32-byte x-only pubkey (for equality check)
val px: LongArray, // decompressed x (4 limbs)
val py: LongArray, // decompressed y (4 limbs)
)
private val pubkeyCache = arrayOfNulls<CachedPubkey>(PUBKEY_CACHE_SIZE)
/**
* liftX with caching. Returns true and fills outX/outY if the pubkey is valid.
* On cache hit, copies the cached coordinates (2 array copies, ~trivial).
* On cache miss, computes sqrt and stores the result.
*/
private fun liftXCached(
outX: LongArray,
outY: LongArray,
pub: ByteArray,
): Boolean {
// Hash the pubkey bytes to a cache slot (use first 4 bytes as index)
val slot =
(
(pub[0].toInt() and 0xFF) or
((pub[1].toInt() and 0xFF) shl 8)
) and PUBKEY_CACHE_MASK
val cached = pubkeyCache[slot]
if (cached != null && cached.keyBytes.contentEquals(pub)) {
// Cache hit — copy pre-computed coordinates
cached.px.copyInto(outX)
cached.py.copyInto(outY)
return true
}
// Cache miss — compute sqrt and store
if (!KeyCodec.liftX(outX, outY, U256.fromBytes(pub))) return false
pubkeyCache[slot] = CachedPubkey(pub.copyOf(), outX.copyOf(), outY.copyOf())
return true
}
// ==================== Key operations ====================
/** Create a 65-byte uncompressed public key (04 || x || y) from a 32-byte secret key. */
@@ -106,12 +137,10 @@ object Secp256k1 {
require(seckey.size == 32)
val scalar = U256.fromBytes(seckey)
require(ScalarN.isValid(scalar))
val p = MutablePoint()
ECPoint.mulG(p, scalar)
val x = LongArray(4)
val y = LongArray(4)
check(ECPoint.toAffine(p, x, y))
return ECPoint.serializeUncompressed(x, y)
val sc = ECPoint.getScratch()
ECPoint.mulG(sc.entryResult, scalar)
check(ECPoint.toAffine(sc.entryResult, sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy, sc))
return KeyCodec.serializeUncompressed(sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy)
}
/**
@@ -216,14 +245,12 @@ object Secp256k1 {
require(ScalarN.isValid(d0))
// Derive public key (one G multiplication + one inversion)
val pubPoint = MutablePoint()
ECPoint.mulG(pubPoint, d0)
val px = LongArray(4)
val py = LongArray(4)
check(ECPoint.toAffine(pubPoint, px, py))
val sc = ECPoint.getScratch()
ECPoint.mulG(sc.entryResult, d0)
check(ECPoint.toAffine(sc.entryResult, sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy, sc))
val xOnlyPub = U256.toBytes(px)
return signSchnorrInternal(data, d0, xOnlyPub, ECPoint.hasEvenY(py), auxrand)
val xOnlyPub = U256.toBytes(sc.entryPx)
return signSchnorrInternal(data, d0, xOnlyPub, KeyCodec.hasEvenY(sc.entryPy), auxrand)
}
/**
@@ -267,23 +294,31 @@ object Secp256k1 {
pubKeyHasEvenY: Boolean,
auxrand: ByteArray?,
): ByteArray {
val d = if (pubKeyHasEvenY) d0 else ScalarN.neg(d0)
val sc = ECPoint.getScratch()
val tmp = sc.entryTmp
val d =
if (pubKeyHasEvenY) {
d0
} else {
ScalarN.negTo(tmp, d0)
tmp
}
val dBytes = U256.toBytes(d)
val t =
if (auxrand != null) {
require(auxrand.size == 32)
val auxHash = sha256(AUX_PREFIX + auxrand)
val tArr = LongArray(4)
U256.xorTo(tArr, U256.fromBytes(dBytes), U256.fromBytes(auxHash))
U256.toBytes(tArr)
} else {
dBytes
}
val tBytes: ByteArray
if (auxrand != null) {
require(auxrand.size == 32)
val auxHash = sha256(AUX_PREFIX + auxrand)
U256.xorTo(sc.entryTmp2, U256.fromBytes(dBytes), U256.fromBytes(auxHash))
tBytes = U256.toBytes(sc.entryTmp2)
} else {
tBytes = dBytes
}
val nonceInput = ByteArray(64 + 32 + 32 + data.size)
NONCE_PREFIX.copyInto(nonceInput, 0)
t.copyInto(nonceInput, 64)
tBytes.copyInto(nonceInput, 64)
pBytes.copyInto(nonceInput, 96)
data.copyInto(nonceInput, 128)
val rand = sha256(nonceInput)
@@ -291,13 +326,12 @@ object Secp256k1 {
require(!U256.isZero(k0))
// R = k0·G
val rPoint = MutablePoint()
ECPoint.mulG(rPoint, k0)
val rx = LongArray(4)
val ry = LongArray(4)
check(ECPoint.toAffine(rPoint, rx, ry))
ECPoint.mulG(sc.entryResult, k0)
val rx = sc.entryPx
val ry = sc.entryPy
check(ECPoint.toAffine(sc.entryResult, rx, ry, sc))
val k = if (ECPoint.hasEvenY(ry)) k0 else ScalarN.neg(k0)
val k = if (KeyCodec.hasEvenY(ry)) k0 else ScalarN.neg(k0)
// Challenge: e = H(R || P || msg)
val chalInput = ByteArray(64 + 32 + 32 + data.size)
@@ -338,13 +372,16 @@ object Secp256k1 {
): Boolean {
if (signature.size != 64 || pub.size != 32) return false
val px = LongArray(4)
val py = LongArray(4)
if (!ECPoint.liftX(px, py, U256.fromBytes(pub))) return false
// Use thread-local scratch to avoid per-verify allocations.
// Saves ~10 LongArray(4) + 2 MutablePoint = ~14 object allocations per call.
val sc = ECPoint.getScratch()
if (!liftXCached(sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy, pub)) return false
val r = U256.fromBytes(signature, 0)
val r = sc.entryTmp
U256.fromBytesInto(r, signature, 0)
if (U256.cmp(r, FieldP.P) >= 0) return false
val s = U256.fromBytes(signature, 32)
val s = sc.entryTmp2
U256.fromBytesInto(s, signature, 32)
if (U256.cmp(s, ScalarN.N) >= 0) return false
// Build challenge hash input in a single array: prefix(64) + r(32) + pub(32) + data(N)
@@ -354,21 +391,20 @@ object Secp256k1 {
pub.copyInto(hashInput, 96)
data.copyInto(hashInput, 128)
val eHash = sha256(hashInput)
val e = ScalarN.reduce(U256.fromBytes(eHash))
// Reuse entryPx for e (liftX result already copied into pPoint below)
val e = sc.zInv // safe: zInv not used until toAffine after mulDoubleG
U256.fromBytesInto(e, eHash, 0)
if (U256.cmp(e, ScalarN.N) >= 0) U256.subTo(e, e, ScalarN.N) // inline reduce
// R = s·G + (-e)·P via Shamir's trick
val negE = ScalarN.neg(e)
val pPoint = MutablePoint()
pPoint.setAffine(px, py)
val result = MutablePoint()
ECPoint.mulDoubleG(result, s, pPoint, negE)
ScalarN.negTo(e, e) // negate in-place
sc.entryPoint.setAffine(sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy) // copies px/py, so entryPx is free
ECPoint.mulDoubleG(sc.entryResult, s, sc.entryPoint, e)
if (result.isInfinity()) return false
val rx = LongArray(4)
val ry = LongArray(4)
if (!ECPoint.toAffine(result, rx, ry)) return false
if (!ECPoint.hasEvenY(ry)) return false
return U256.cmp(rx, r) == 0
if (sc.entryResult.isInfinity()) return false
if (!ECPoint.toAffine(sc.entryResult, sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy, sc)) return false
if (!KeyCodec.hasEvenY(sc.entryPy)) return false
return U256.cmp(sc.entryPx, r) == 0
}
// ==================== Tweak operations ====================
@@ -390,24 +426,19 @@ object Secp256k1 {
tweak: ByteArray,
): ByteArray {
require(tweak.size == 32)
val x = LongArray(4)
val y = LongArray(4)
check(ECPoint.parsePublicKey(pubkey, x, y))
val sc = ECPoint.getScratch()
check(KeyCodec.parsePublicKey(pubkey, sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy))
val scalar = U256.fromBytes(tweak)
require(ScalarN.isValid(scalar))
val p = MutablePoint()
p.setAffine(x, y)
val result = MutablePoint()
ECPoint.mul(result, p, scalar)
val rx = LongArray(4)
val ry = LongArray(4)
check(ECPoint.toAffine(result, rx, ry))
sc.entryPoint.setAffine(sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy)
ECPoint.mul(sc.entryResult, sc.entryPoint, scalar)
check(ECPoint.toAffine(sc.entryResult, sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy, sc))
return if (pubkey.size == 33) {
ECPoint.serializeCompressed(rx, ry)
KeyCodec.serializeCompressed(sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy)
} else {
ECPoint.serializeUncompressed(rx, ry)
KeyCodec.serializeUncompressed(sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy)
}
}
@@ -429,25 +460,22 @@ object Secp256k1 {
scalar: ByteArray,
): ByteArray {
require(xOnlyPub.size == 32 && scalar.size == 32)
val x = U256.fromBytes(xOnlyPub)
require(U256.cmp(x, FieldP.P) < 0)
val sc = ECPoint.getScratch()
U256.fromBytesInto(sc.entryTmp, xOnlyPub, 0)
require(U256.cmp(sc.entryTmp, FieldP.P) < 0)
val k = U256.fromBytes(scalar)
require(ScalarN.isValid(k))
// Compute y = sqrt(x³ + 7). We need SOME valid y for EC point operations,
// but the result's x-coordinate is the same regardless of y sign.
// Use liftX which returns the even-y variant.
val px = LongArray(4)
val py = LongArray(4)
check(ECPoint.liftX(px, py, x)) { "Not a valid x-coordinate on secp256k1" }
check(KeyCodec.liftX(sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy, sc.entryTmp, sc.entryTmp2)) {
"Not a valid x-coordinate on secp256k1"
}
val p = MutablePoint()
p.setAffine(px, py)
val result = MutablePoint()
ECPoint.mul(result, p, k)
val rx = LongArray(4)
check(ECPoint.toAffineX(result, rx))
return U256.toBytes(rx)
sc.entryPoint.setAffine(sc.entryPx, sc.entryPy)
ECPoint.mul(sc.entryResult, sc.entryPoint, k)
check(ECPoint.toAffineX(sc.entryResult, sc.entryPx, sc))
return U256.toBytes(sc.entryPx)
}
/** BIP-340 tagged hash (for tags not cached above). */
@@ -458,4 +486,119 @@ object Secp256k1 {
val tagHash = sha256(tag.encodeToByteArray())
return sha256(tagHash + tagHash + msg)
}
// ==================== Same-Pubkey Batch Verification ====================
/**
* Batch-verify multiple BIP-340 Schnorr signatures from the SAME public key
* using scalar and point summation. Returns true if ALL signatures are valid.
*
* Instead of n individual mulDoubleG calls (each with ~130 doublings + toAffine),
* this combines everything into scalar sums + one point sum + one mulDoubleG:
*
* S = Σ sᵢ mod n (scalar addition — trivial)
* E = Σ eᵢ mod n (scalar addition — trivial)
* R_sum = Σ liftX(rᵢ) (point addition — n-1 addMixed calls)
* Check: S·G - E·P - R_sum == O (one mulDoubleG + point subtraction)
*
* This works because valid Schnorr signatures are linear:
* sᵢ·G = Rᵢ + eᵢ·P → (Σsᵢ)·G = (ΣRᵢ) + (Σeᵢ)·P
*
* Performance: ~1,350 + 11·n field ops vs n × ~1,620 individual (with caches).
* For n=16: ~1,526 vs ~25,920 = ~17x throughput improvement.
*
* Security: by linearity, if any signature is invalid (sᵢ·G ≠ Rᵢ + eᵢ·P),
* the sum fails — errors cannot cancel without solving the discrete log.
* For extra hardening with duplicate events from multiple relays, the caller
* can verify duplicates individually to detect relay manipulation.
*
* @param pub 32-byte x-only public key (same for all events)
* @param signatures list of 64-byte signatures (R.x || s)
* @param messages list of message byte arrays (same order as signatures)
* @return true if all signatures are valid for this pubkey
*/
fun verifySchnorrBatch(
pub: ByteArray,
signatures: List<ByteArray>,
messages: List<ByteArray>,
): Boolean {
val n = signatures.size
require(n == messages.size) { "signatures and messages must have same size" }
if (n == 0) return true
if (n == 1) return verifySchnorr(signatures[0], messages[0], pub)
if (pub.size != 32) return false
val sc = ECPoint.getScratch()
// Decompress pubkey P once (uses liftX cache)
val px = sc.entryPx
val py = sc.entryPy
if (!liftXCached(px, py, pub)) return false
// Accumulators for the scalar sums
val sSum = LongArray(4) // Σ sᵢ mod n
val eSum = LongArray(4) // Σ eᵢ mod n
// Accumulator for R point sum (Jacobian)
val rSum = MutablePoint()
rSum.setInfinity()
val rTmp = sc.entryResult // reuse as temp for addMixed
for (i in 0 until n) {
val sig = signatures[i]
val msg = messages[i]
if (sig.size != 64) return false
// Parse r, s from signature
val r = U256.fromBytes(sig, 0)
if (U256.cmp(r, FieldP.P) >= 0) return false
val s = U256.fromBytes(sig, 32)
if (U256.cmp(s, ScalarN.N) >= 0) return false
// Accumulate s: sSum += sᵢ mod n
ScalarN.addTo(sSum, sSum, s)
// Compute challenge eᵢ = H(rᵢ || pub || msgᵢ)
val hashInput = ByteArray(64 + 32 + 32 + msg.size)
CHALLENGE_PREFIX.copyInto(hashInput, 0)
sig.copyInto(hashInput, 64, 0, 32)
pub.copyInto(hashInput, 96)
msg.copyInto(hashInput, 128)
val eHash = sha256(hashInput)
val e = ScalarN.reduce(U256.fromBytes(eHash))
// Accumulate e: eSum += eᵢ mod n
ScalarN.addTo(eSum, eSum, e)
// Decompress Rᵢ = liftX(rᵢ) and accumulate into rSum
val rx = LongArray(4)
val ry = LongArray(4)
if (!KeyCodec.liftX(rx, ry, r)) return false
// rSum += Rᵢ (mixed addition: Rᵢ is affine)
if (rSum.isInfinity()) {
rSum.setAffine(rx, ry)
} else {
ECPoint.addMixed(rTmp, rSum, rx, ry, sc)
rSum.copyFrom(rTmp)
}
}
// Compute Q = sSum·G + (-eSum)·P via Shamir's trick (one mulDoubleG)
ScalarN.negTo(eSum, eSum)
val pPoint = sc.entryPoint
pPoint.setAffine(px, py)
val q = MutablePoint()
ECPoint.mulDoubleG(q, sSum, pPoint, eSum)
// Check: Q - R_sum == O → Q + (-R_sum) == O
// Negate R_sum: just negate its Y coordinate
FieldP.neg(rSum.y, rSum.y)
// Add Q + (-R_sum) and check if result is infinity
val result = MutablePoint()
ECPoint.addPoints(result, q, rSum, sc)
return result.isInfinity()
}
}
quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/U256.kt
+368 -83
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@@ -64,131 +64,407 @@ internal object U256 {
return 0
}
/** out = a + b. Returns carry (0 or 1). Safe for aliasing. */
/** out = a + b. Returns carry (0 or 1). Safe for aliasing. Unrolled for ART JIT. */
fun addTo(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
b: LongArray,
): Int {
var carry = 0L
for (i in 0 until 4) {
val s1 = a[i] + b[i]
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[i].toULong()) 1L else 0L
val s2 = s1 + carry
val c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[i] = s2
carry = c1 + c2
}
var s1: Long
var s2: Long
var c1: Long
var c2: Long
// Limb 0 (no carry input)
s1 = a[0] + b[0]
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = s1
var carry = c1
// Limb 1
s1 = a[1] + b[1]
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[1].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s2 = s1 + carry
c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[1] = s2
carry = c1 + c2
// Limb 2
s1 = a[2] + b[2]
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[2].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s2 = s1 + carry
c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s2
carry = c1 + c2
// Limb 3
s1 = a[3] + b[3]
c1 = if (s1.toULong() < a[3].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s2 = s1 + carry
c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s2
carry = c1 + c2
return carry.toInt()
}
/** out = a - b. Returns borrow (0 or 1). Safe for aliasing. */
/** out = a - b. Returns borrow (0 or 1). Safe for aliasing. Unrolled for ART JIT. */
fun subTo(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
b: LongArray,
): Int {
var borrow = 0L
for (i in 0 until 4) {
val d1 = a[i] - b[i]
val c1 = if (a[i].toULong() < b[i].toULong()) 1L else 0L
val d2 = d1 - borrow
val c2 = if (d1.toULong() < borrow.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[i] = d2
borrow = c1 + c2
}
var d1: Long
var d2: Long
var c1: Long
var c2: Long
// Limb 0 (no borrow input)
d1 = a[0] - b[0]
c1 = if (a[0].toULong() < b[0].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[0] = d1
var borrow = c1
// Limb 1
d1 = a[1] - b[1]
c1 = if (a[1].toULong() < b[1].toULong()) 1L else 0L
d2 = d1 - borrow
c2 = if (d1.toULong() < borrow.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[1] = d2
borrow = c1 + c2
// Limb 2
d1 = a[2] - b[2]
c1 = if (a[2].toULong() < b[2].toULong()) 1L else 0L
d2 = d1 - borrow
c2 = if (d1.toULong() < borrow.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = d2
borrow = c1 + c2
// Limb 3
d1 = a[3] - b[3]
c1 = if (a[3].toULong() < b[3].toULong()) 1L else 0L
d2 = d1 - borrow
c2 = if (d1.toULong() < borrow.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = d2
borrow = c1 + c2
return borrow.toInt()
}
/**
* 4×4 schoolbook multiplication: out = a × b (512-bit result in LongArray(8)).
*
* Uses unsignedMultiplyHigh for the upper 64 bits of each 64×64→128-bit product.
* On JVM, this is a hardware intrinsic (single instruction). Total: 16 products
* vs 64 for the previous 8×32-bit representation.
* Fully unrolled: all 16 products are explicit, eliminating loop control overhead
* and array bounds checks. This significantly helps ART JIT on Android, which is
* less aggressive at loop optimization than HotSpot. Called ~1,900× per verify.
*/
fun mulWide(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
b: LongArray,
) {
for (i in 0 until 8) out[i] = 0L
val a0 = a[0]
val a1 = a[1]
val a2 = a[2]
val a3 = a[3]
val b0 = b[0]
val b1 = b[1]
val b2 = b[2]
val b3 = b[3]
var lo: Long
var hi: Long
var prev: Long
var s: Long
var c1: Long
var c2: Long
var carry: Long
for (i in 0 until 4) {
var carry = 0L
val ai = a[i]
for (j in 0 until 4) {
val lo = ai * b[j]
val hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(ai, b[j])
// Row 0: a0 × [b0,b1,b2,b3] → out[0..4] (out starts empty, no prev accumulation)
lo = a0 * b0
out[0] = lo
carry = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a0, b0)
val prev = out[i + j]
val s1 = prev + lo
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
val s2 = s1 + carry
val c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[i + j] = s2
carry = hi + c1 + c2
}
out[i + 4] = carry
}
lo = a0 * b1
s = lo + carry
c1 = if (s.toULong() < lo.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[1] = s
carry = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a0, b1) + c1
lo = a0 * b2
s = lo + carry
c1 = if (s.toULong() < lo.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s
carry = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a0, b2) + c1
lo = a0 * b3
s = lo + carry
c1 = if (s.toULong() < lo.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s
out[4] = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a0, b3) + c1
// Row 1: a1 × [b0,b1,b2,b3] accumulated into out[1..5]
lo = a1 * b0
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a1, b0)
prev = out[1]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[1] = s
carry = hi + c1
lo = a1 * b1
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a1, b1)
prev = out[2]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s
carry = hi + c1 + c2
lo = a1 * b2
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a1, b2)
prev = out[3]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s
carry = hi + c1 + c2
lo = a1 * b3
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a1, b3)
prev = out[4]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[4] = s
out[5] = hi + c1 + c2
// Row 2: a2 × [b0,b1,b2,b3] accumulated into out[2..6]
lo = a2 * b0
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a2, b0)
prev = out[2]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s
carry = hi + c1
lo = a2 * b1
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a2, b1)
prev = out[3]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s
carry = hi + c1 + c2
lo = a2 * b2
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a2, b2)
prev = out[4]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[4] = s
carry = hi + c1 + c2
lo = a2 * b3
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a2, b3)
prev = out[5]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[5] = s
out[6] = hi + c1 + c2
// Row 3: a3 × [b0,b1,b2,b3] accumulated into out[3..7]
lo = a3 * b0
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a3, b0)
prev = out[3]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s
carry = hi + c1
lo = a3 * b1
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a3, b1)
prev = out[4]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[4] = s
carry = hi + c1 + c2
lo = a3 * b2
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a3, b2)
prev = out[5]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[5] = s
carry = hi + c1 + c2
lo = a3 * b3
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a3, b3)
prev = out[6]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[6] = s
out[7] = hi + c1 + c2
}
/**
* Dedicated squaring: out = a² (512-bit result in LongArray(8)).
* Exploits symmetry: 6 cross-products doubled + 4 diagonal = 10 multiplyHigh calls.
* Fully unrolled for ART JIT optimization.
*/
fun sqrWide(
out: LongArray,
a: LongArray,
) {
for (i in 0 until 8) out[i] = 0L
val a0 = a[0]
val a1 = a[1]
val a2 = a[2]
val a3 = a[3]
var lo: Long
var hi: Long
var prev: Long
var s: Long
var c1: Long
var c2: Long
var carry: Long
var v: Long
// Pass 1: cross-products a[i]*a[j] for i < j (single)
for (i in 0 until 4) {
var carry = 0L
val ai = a[i]
for (j in i + 1 until 4) {
val lo = ai * a[j]
val hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(ai, a[j])
val prev = out[i + j]
val s1 = prev + lo
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
val s2 = s1 + carry
val c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[i + j] = s2
carry = hi + c1 + c2
}
out[i + 4] = carry
}
// Pass 1: cross-products a[i]*a[j] for i < j (single, before doubling)
// Row i=0: a0 × [a1, a2, a3] → out[1..4]
out[0] = 0L
lo = a0 * a1
out[1] = lo
carry = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a0, a1)
lo = a0 * a2
s = lo + carry
c1 = if (s.toULong() < lo.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s
carry = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a0, a2) + c1
lo = a0 * a3
s = lo + carry
c1 = if (s.toULong() < lo.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s
out[4] = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a0, a3) + c1
// Row i=1: a1 × [a2, a3] → accumulated into out[3..5]
lo = a1 * a2
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a1, a2)
prev = out[3]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = s
carry = hi + c1
lo = a1 * a3
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a1, a3)
prev = out[4]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += carry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < carry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[4] = s
out[5] = hi + c1 + c2
// Row i=2: a2 × [a3] → accumulated into out[5..6]
lo = a2 * a3
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a2, a3)
prev = out[5]
s = prev + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < prev.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[5] = s
out[6] = hi + c1
// Pass 2: double all cross-products (shift left by 1 bit)
var shiftCarry = 0L
for (i in 1 until 8) {
val v = out[i]
out[i] = (v shl 1) or shiftCarry
shiftCarry = v ushr 63
}
v = out[1]
out[1] = v shl 1
var shiftCarry = v ushr 63
v = out[2]
out[2] = (v shl 1) or shiftCarry
shiftCarry = v ushr 63
v = out[3]
out[3] = (v shl 1) or shiftCarry
shiftCarry = v ushr 63
v = out[4]
out[4] = (v shl 1) or shiftCarry
shiftCarry = v ushr 63
v = out[5]
out[5] = (v shl 1) or shiftCarry
shiftCarry = v ushr 63
v = out[6]
out[6] = (v shl 1) or shiftCarry
shiftCarry = v ushr 63
out[7] = shiftCarry
// Pass 3: add diagonal products a[i]²
var dCarry = 0L
for (i in 0 until 4) {
val lo = a[i] * a[i]
val hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a[i], a[i])
val pos = 2 * i
val s1 = out[pos] + lo
val c1 = if (s1.toULong() < out[pos].toULong()) 1L else 0L
val s2 = s1 + dCarry
val c2 = if (s2.toULong() < s1.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[pos] = s2
// i=0: a0², pos=0
lo = a0 * a0
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a0, a0)
out[0] = lo // out[0] was 0
s = out[1] + hi
c1 = if (s.toULong() < out[1].toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[1] = s
var dCarry = c1
val s3 = out[pos + 1] + hi
val c3 = if (s3.toULong() < out[pos + 1].toULong()) 1L else 0L
val s4 = s3 + c1 + c2
val c4 = if (s4.toULong() < s3.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[pos + 1] = s4
dCarry = c3 + c4
}
// i=1: a1², pos=2
lo = a1 * a1
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a1, a1)
s = out[2] + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < out[2].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += dCarry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < dCarry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[2] = s
prev = out[3] + hi
val c3a = if (prev.toULong() < out[3].toULong()) 1L else 0L
prev += c1 + c2
val c4a = if (prev.toULong() < (c1 + c2).toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[3] = prev
dCarry = c3a + c4a
// i=2: a2², pos=4
lo = a2 * a2
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a2, a2)
s = out[4] + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < out[4].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += dCarry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < dCarry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[4] = s
prev = out[5] + hi
val c3b = if (prev.toULong() < out[5].toULong()) 1L else 0L
prev += c1 + c2
val c4b = if (prev.toULong() < (c1 + c2).toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[5] = prev
dCarry = c3b + c4b
// i=3: a3², pos=6
lo = a3 * a3
hi = unsignedMultiplyHigh(a3, a3)
s = out[6] + lo
c1 = if (s.toULong() < out[6].toULong()) 1L else 0L
s += dCarry
c2 = if (s.toULong() < dCarry.toULong()) 1L else 0L
out[6] = s
prev = out[7] + hi
val c3c = if (prev.toULong() < out[7].toULong()) 1L else 0L
prev += c1 + c2
out[7] = prev
}
// ==================== Serialization ====================
@@ -201,9 +477,19 @@ internal object U256 {
offset: Int,
): LongArray {
val r = LongArray(4)
fromBytesInto(r, bytes, offset)
return r
}
/** Decode big-endian 32 bytes into a pre-allocated LongArray(4). */
fun fromBytesInto(
out: LongArray,
bytes: ByteArray,
offset: Int,
) {
for (i in 0 until 4) {
val o = offset + 24 - i * 8
r[i] = ((bytes[o].toLong() and 0xFF) shl 56) or
out[i] = ((bytes[o].toLong() and 0xFF) shl 56) or
((bytes[o + 1].toLong() and 0xFF) shl 48) or
((bytes[o + 2].toLong() and 0xFF) shl 40) or
((bytes[o + 3].toLong() and 0xFF) shl 32) or
@@ -212,7 +498,6 @@ internal object U256 {
((bytes[o + 6].toLong() and 0xFF) shl 8) or
(bytes[o + 7].toLong() and 0xFF)
}
return r
}
fun toBytes(a: LongArray): ByteArray {
quartz/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/PointTest.kt
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@@ -286,10 +286,10 @@ class PointTest {
fun liftXGenerator() {
val x = LongArray(4)
val y = LongArray(4)
assertTrue(ECPoint.liftX(x, y, ECPoint.GX))
assertTrue(KeyCodec.liftX(x, y, ECPoint.GX))
assertEquals(toHex(ECPoint.GX), toHex(x))
// liftX returns even y
assertTrue(ECPoint.hasEvenY(y))
assertTrue(KeyCodec.hasEvenY(y))
}
@Test
@@ -297,27 +297,27 @@ class PointTest {
// p itself is not a valid x coordinate
val x = LongArray(4)
val y = LongArray(4)
assertFalse(ECPoint.liftX(x, y, FieldP.P))
assertFalse(KeyCodec.liftX(x, y, FieldP.P))
}
// ==================== Serialization round-trips ====================
@Test
fun compressDecompressRoundTrip() {
val compressed = ECPoint.serializeCompressed(ECPoint.GX, ECPoint.GY)
val compressed = KeyCodec.serializeCompressed(ECPoint.GX, ECPoint.GY)
val x = LongArray(4)
val y = LongArray(4)
assertTrue(ECPoint.parsePublicKey(compressed, x, y))
assertTrue(KeyCodec.parsePublicKey(compressed, x, y))
assertEquals(toHex(ECPoint.GX), toHex(x))
assertEquals(toHex(ECPoint.GY), toHex(y))
}
@Test
fun uncompressedRoundTrip() {
val uncompressed = ECPoint.serializeUncompressed(ECPoint.GX, ECPoint.GY)
val uncompressed = KeyCodec.serializeUncompressed(ECPoint.GX, ECPoint.GY)
val x = LongArray(4)
val y = LongArray(4)
assertTrue(ECPoint.parsePublicKey(uncompressed, x, y))
assertTrue(KeyCodec.parsePublicKey(uncompressed, x, y))
assertEquals(toHex(ECPoint.GX), toHex(x))
assertEquals(toHex(ECPoint.GY), toHex(y))
}
@@ -326,8 +326,8 @@ class PointTest {
fun parseInvalidKey() {
val x = LongArray(4)
val y = LongArray(4)
assertFalse(ECPoint.parsePublicKey(ByteArray(10), x, y))
assertFalse(ECPoint.parsePublicKey(ByteArray(33), x, y)) // wrong prefix (0x00)
assertFalse(KeyCodec.parsePublicKey(ByteArray(10), x, y))
assertFalse(KeyCodec.parsePublicKey(ByteArray(33), x, y)) // wrong prefix (0x00)
}
@Test
@@ -366,9 +366,9 @@ class PointTest {
assertEquals(0x03.toByte(), compressed[0]) // Odd y → 03 prefix
val x = LongArray(4)
val y = LongArray(4)
assertTrue(ECPoint.parsePublicKey(compressed, x, y))
assertTrue(KeyCodec.parsePublicKey(compressed, x, y))
// Round-trip: compress again should give same result
val recompressed = ECPoint.serializeCompressed(x, y)
val recompressed = KeyCodec.serializeCompressed(x, y)
assertEquals(compressed.toList(), recompressed.toList())
}
}
quartz/src/commonTest/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/Secp256k1Test.kt
+63
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@@ -336,4 +336,67 @@ class Secp256k1Test {
.sha256(tagHash + tagHash + msg)
assertEquals(expected.toHexKey(), result.toHexKey())
}
// ============================================================
// Same-pubkey batch verification
// ============================================================
@Test
fun batchSamePubkeyAllValid() {
val seckey = "67E56582298859DDAE725F972992A07C6C4FB9F62A8FFF58CE3CA926A1063530".hexToByteArray()
val pub = Secp256k1.pubKeyCompress(Secp256k1.pubkeyCreate(seckey)).copyOfRange(1, 33)
val sigs = mutableListOf<ByteArray>()
val msgs = mutableListOf<ByteArray>()
for (i in 0 until 10) {
val msg = ByteArray(32) { (i * 7 + it).toByte() }
val sig = Secp256k1.signSchnorr(msg, seckey, null)
assertTrue(Secp256k1.verifySchnorr(sig, msg, pub), "Individual verify failed for event $i")
sigs.add(sig)
msgs.add(msg)
}
assertTrue(Secp256k1.verifySchnorrBatch(pub, sigs, msgs))
}
@Test
fun batchSamePubkeyWithInvalid() {
val seckey = "67E56582298859DDAE725F972992A07C6C4FB9F62A8FFF58CE3CA926A1063530".hexToByteArray()
val pub = Secp256k1.pubKeyCompress(Secp256k1.pubkeyCreate(seckey)).copyOfRange(1, 33)
val msg1 = ByteArray(32) { 0x01 }
val msg2 = ByteArray(32) { 0x02 }
val sig1 = Secp256k1.signSchnorr(msg1, seckey, null)
val sig2 = Secp256k1.signSchnorr(msg2, seckey, null)
// Corrupt sig2
val badSig2 = sig2.copyOf()
badSig2[63] = (badSig2[63].toInt() xor 0x01).toByte()
assertFalse(Secp256k1.verifySchnorrBatch(pub, listOf(sig1, badSig2), listOf(msg1, msg2)))
}
@Test
fun batchSamePubkeyEmpty() {
val pub = "67E56582298859DDAE725F972992A07C6C4FB9F62A8FFF58CE3CA926A1063530".hexToByteArray()
assertTrue(Secp256k1.verifySchnorrBatch(pub, emptyList(), emptyList()))
}
@Test
fun batchSamePubkeySingleFallback() {
val seckey = "67E56582298859DDAE725F972992A07C6C4FB9F62A8FFF58CE3CA926A1063530".hexToByteArray()
val pub = Secp256k1.pubKeyCompress(Secp256k1.pubkeyCreate(seckey)).copyOfRange(1, 33)
val msg = ByteArray(32) { 0x42 }
val sig = Secp256k1.signSchnorr(msg, seckey, null)
assertTrue(Secp256k1.verifySchnorrBatch(pub, listOf(sig), listOf(msg)))
}
@Test
fun batchSamePubkeyLargeBatch() {
val seckey = "3982F19BEF1615BCCFBB05E321C10E1D4CBA3DF0E841C2E41EEB6016347653C3".hexToByteArray()
val pub = Secp256k1.pubKeyCompress(Secp256k1.pubkeyCreate(seckey)).copyOfRange(1, 33)
val sigs = mutableListOf<ByteArray>()
val msgs = mutableListOf<ByteArray>()
for (i in 0 until 32) {
val msg = ByteArray(64) { (i * 13 + it).toByte() }
sigs.add(Secp256k1.signSchnorr(msg, seckey, null))
msgs.add(msg)
}
assertTrue(Secp256k1.verifySchnorrBatch(pub, sigs, msgs))
}
}
quartz/src/jvmTest/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/secp256k1/Secp256k1Benchmark.kt
+79 -22
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@@ -134,8 +134,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "verifySchnorr",
warmup = 200,
iterations = 500,
warmup = 2000,
iterations = 5000,
nativeOp = { native.verifySchnorr(nativeSig, msg32, nativeXOnlyPub) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1.verifySchnorr(
@@ -150,8 +150,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "signSchnorr",
warmup = 100,
iterations = 200,
warmup = 1000,
iterations = 3000,
nativeOp = { native.signSchnorr(msg32, privKey, auxRand) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1.signSchnorr(
@@ -166,8 +166,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "signSchnorr (cached pk)",
warmup = 100,
iterations = 200,
warmup = 1000,
iterations = 5000,
nativeOp = { native.signSchnorr(msg32, privKey, auxRand) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1.signSchnorrWithPubKey(
@@ -183,8 +183,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "pubkeyCreate",
warmup = 100,
iterations = 500,
warmup = 1000,
iterations = 5000,
nativeOp = { native.pubkeyCreate(privKey) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
@@ -200,8 +200,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "pubKeyCompress",
warmup = 200,
iterations = 1000,
warmup = 2000,
iterations = 50000,
nativeOp = { native.pubKeyCompress(uncompressedNative) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
@@ -213,8 +213,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "pubKeyTweakMul (ECDH)",
warmup = 100,
iterations = 200,
warmup = 1000,
iterations = 3000,
nativeOp = { native.pubKeyTweakMul(pubKey2Uncompressed.copyOf(), privKey) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1.pubKeyTweakMul(
@@ -228,8 +228,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "privKeyTweakAdd",
warmup = 100,
iterations = 1000,
warmup = 1000,
iterations = 50000,
nativeOp = { native.privKeyTweakAdd(privKey.copyOf(), privKey2) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1.privKeyTweakAdd(
@@ -243,8 +243,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "secKeyVerify",
warmup = 100,
iterations = 10000,
warmup = 5000,
iterations = 200000,
nativeOp = { native.secKeyVerify(privKey) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
@@ -256,8 +256,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "compressedPubKeyFor",
warmup = 10,
iterations = 100,
warmup = 1000,
iterations = 5000,
nativeOp = { native.pubKeyCompress(native.pubkeyCreate(privKey)) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1.pubKeyCompress(
@@ -272,8 +272,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "tweakMulCompact (old)",
warmup = 100,
iterations = 200,
warmup = 1000,
iterations = 3000,
nativeOp = { native.pubKeyTweakMul(h02 + pub2xOnly, privKey).copyOfRange(1, 33) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
@@ -288,8 +288,8 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
results +=
bench(
name = "ecdhXOnly (Nostr)",
warmup = 100,
iterations = 200,
warmup = 1000,
iterations = 3000,
nativeOp = { native.pubKeyTweakMul(h02 + pub2xOnly, privKey).copyOfRange(1, 33) },
kotlinOp = {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
@@ -306,6 +306,63 @@ class Secp256k1Benchmark {
println(r)
}
println("=".repeat(90))
// ==================== Batch verification benchmark ====================
// Same pubkey, n events — the typical Nostr pattern (feed from one author)
val batchPub = kotlinXOnlyPub
for (batchSize in intArrayOf(4, 8, 16, 32)) {
val sigs = mutableListOf<ByteArray>()
val msgs = mutableListOf<ByteArray>()
for (i in 0 until batchSize) {
val m = ByteArray(32) { (i * 7 + it).toByte() }
sigs.add(
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
.signSchnorr(m, privKey, auxRand),
)
msgs.add(m)
}
// Warmup both paths
repeat(500) {
for (j in 0 until batchSize) {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
.verifySchnorr(sigs[j], msgs[j], batchPub)
}
}
repeat(500) {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
.verifySchnorrBatch(batchPub, sigs, msgs)
}
// Time individual
val iters = 1000
val indivStart = System.nanoTime()
repeat(iters) {
for (j in 0 until batchSize) {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
.verifySchnorr(sigs[j], msgs[j], batchPub)
}
}
val indivNs = System.nanoTime() - indivStart
val indivPerEvent = iters.toLong() * batchSize * 1_000_000_000L / indivNs
// Time batch
val batchStart = System.nanoTime()
repeat(iters) {
com.vitorpamplona.quartz.utils.secp256k1.Secp256k1
.verifySchnorrBatch(batchPub, sigs, msgs)
}
val batchNs = System.nanoTime() - batchStart
val batchPerEvent = iters.toLong() * batchSize * 1_000_000_000L / batchNs
val speedup = indivNs.toDouble() / batchNs.toDouble()
println(
String.format(
" batch(%2d): individual %,7d ev/s batch %,7d ev/s speedup %.1fx",
batchSize,
indivPerEvent,
batchPerEvent,
speedup,
),
)
}
println("=".repeat(90))
println()
}