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/*----------------------------------------------------------------------
| Copyright 2020-2024 Mersenne Research, Inc. All rights reserved
|
| This file contains routines to certify a PRP proof.
+---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Cert state to be written to / read from certify save files */
struct cert_state {
int thread_num; /* Copy of thread_num passed to cert. Allows subroutines to output error messages. */
gwhandle gwdata;
gwnum x; /* The current value in our squaring loop */
unsigned long counter; /* Current "iteration" counter */
unsigned long units_bit; /* For shifting FFT data -- allows more robust double-checking */
unsigned long error_count; /* Count of any errors that have occurred during certify test */
};
/* Write intermediate certify results to a file */
/* The cert save file format is: */
/* u32 magic number (different for ll, p-1, prp, tf, ecm) */
/* u32 version number */
/* double pct complete */
/* char(11) stage */
/* char(1) pad */
/* u32 checksum of following data */
/* u32 error_count */
/* u32 iteration counter */
/* u32 shift_count */
/* gwnum FFT data for x (u32 len, array u32s) */
#define CERT_MAGICNUM 0x8f729ab1
#define CERT_VERSION 1
int writeCertSaveFile ( /* Returns TRUE if successful */
struct cert_state *cs, /* Certification state structure to read and fill in */
writeSaveFileState *write_save_file_state,
struct work_unit *w) /* Work unit */
{
int fd;
uint32_t sum = 0;
char buf[512];
/* Now save to the intermediate file */
fd = openWriteSaveFile (write_save_file_state);
if (fd < 0) {
sprintf (buf, "Unable to create cert save file: %s\n", write_save_file_state->base_filename);
OutputBoth (cs->thread_num, buf);
OutputBothErrno (cs->thread_num);
return (FALSE);
}
if (!write_header (fd, CERT_MAGICNUM, CERT_VERSION, w)) goto writeerr;
if (!write_long (fd, cs->error_count, &sum)) goto writeerr;
if (!write_long (fd, cs->counter, &sum)) goto writeerr;
if (!write_long (fd, cs->units_bit, &sum)) goto writeerr;
if (!write_gwnum (fd, &cs->gwdata, cs->x, &sum)) {
sprintf (buf, "Error writing FFT data named x to cert save file %s\n", write_save_file_state->base_filename);
OutputBoth (cs->thread_num, buf);
OutputBothErrno (cs->thread_num);
goto err;
}
if (!write_footer (fd, w)) goto writeerr;
if (!write_checksum (fd, sum)) goto writeerr;
closeWriteSaveFile (write_save_file_state, fd);
return (TRUE);
/* An error occurred. Delete the current file. */
writeerr:
sprintf (buf, WRITEFILEERR, write_save_file_state->base_filename);
OutputBoth (cs->thread_num, buf);
OutputBothErrno (cs->thread_num);
err: deleteWriteSaveFile (write_save_file_state, fd);
return (FALSE);
}
/* Read the data portion of an intermediate cert save file */
int readCertSaveFile ( /* Returns TRUE if succsessful */
struct cert_state *cs, /* Certification state structure to read and fill in */
char *filename, /* Save file name */
struct work_unit *w) /* Work unit */
{
int fd;
uint32_t version, sum = 0, filesum;
// Open the save file
fd = _open (filename, _O_BINARY | _O_RDONLY);
if (fd <= 0) return (FALSE);
// Read the header
if (!read_magicnum (fd, CERT_MAGICNUM)) goto err;
if (!read_header (fd, &version, w, &filesum)) goto err;
if (version == 0 || version > CERT_VERSION) goto err;
// Read fields that are in all versions of the save file
if (!read_long (fd, &cs->error_count, &sum)) goto err;
if (!read_long (fd, &cs->counter, &sum)) goto err;
if (!read_long (fd, &cs->units_bit, &sum)) goto err;
if (!read_gwnum (fd, &cs->gwdata, cs->x, &sum)) goto err;
// Validate checksum and return
if (filesum != sum) goto err;
if (!read_footer (fd, w)) goto err;
_close (fd);
return (TRUE);
err: _close (fd);
return (FALSE);
}
/* Do a PRP proof certification */
int cert (
int thread_num, /* Worker number */
struct PriorityInfo *sp_info, /* SetPriority information */
struct work_unit *w, /* Worktodo entry */
int pass) /* PrimeContinue pass */
{
struct cert_state cs;
int first_iter_msg, res, stop_reason;
int echk, near_fft_limit;
unsigned long iters;
double timers[2];
double inverse_explen;
double reallyminerr = 1.0;
double reallymaxerr = 0.0;
readSaveFileState read_save_file_state; /* Manage savefile names during reading */
writeSaveFileState write_save_file_state; /* Manage savefile names during writing */
char filename[32];
char buf[1000], JSONbuf[4000], fft_desc[200];
double allowable_maxerr, output_adjustment, title_adjustment;
char string_rep[80];
int error_count_messages;
hash256_t hash;
/* Init cert state */
memset (&cs, 0, sizeof (cs));
cs.thread_num = thread_num;
gwinit (&cs.gwdata);
/* We only expect certifications on Mersenne numbers from the primenet server */
if (w->k != 1.0 || w->b != 2 || w->c != -1) {
// If primenet ever supports non-Mersennes, we need to disable the units_bit shift and probably
// use a safety margin of 0.25 as we do not have any error recovery from a roundoff error
OutputStr (thread_num, "Certification of non-Mersenne numbers not supported\n");
goto abandon_work;
}
/* Init the write save file state */
tempFileName (w, filename);
writeSaveFileStateInit (&write_save_file_state, filename, NUM_JACOBI_BACKUP_FILES);
/* Init the FFT code for squaring modulo k*b^n+c */
if (IniGetInt (INI_FILE, "UseLargePages", 0)) gwset_use_large_pages (&cs.gwdata);
if (HYPERTHREAD_LL) sp_info->normal_work_hyperthreading = TRUE, gwset_will_hyperthread (&cs.gwdata, 2);
gwset_bench_cores (&cs.gwdata, HW_NUM_CORES);
gwset_bench_workers (&cs.gwdata, NUM_WORKERS);
if (ERRCHK) gwset_will_error_check (&cs.gwdata);
else gwset_will_error_check_near_limit (&cs.gwdata);
gwset_num_threads (&cs.gwdata, get_worker_num_threads (thread_num, HYPERTHREAD_LL));
gwset_thread_callback (&cs.gwdata, SetAuxThreadPriority);
gwset_thread_callback_data (&cs.gwdata, sp_info);
gwset_minimum_fftlen (&cs.gwdata, w->minimum_fftlen);
gwset_safety_margin (&cs.gwdata, IniGetFloat (INI_FILE, "CertificationSafetyMargin", 0.0));
gwset_use_spin_wait (&cs.gwdata, IniGetInt (INI_FILE, "SpinWait", 0));
res = gwsetup (&cs.gwdata, w->k, w->b, w->n, w->c);
/* If we were unable to init the FFT code, then print an error message and return an error code. */
if (res) {
char string_rep[80];
gw_as_string (string_rep, w->k, w->b, w->n, w->c);
sprintf (buf, "Certification cannot initialize FFT code for %s, errcode=%d\n", string_rep, res);
OutputBoth (thread_num, buf);
gwerror_text (&cs.gwdata, res, buf, sizeof (buf) - 1);
strcat (buf, "\n");
OutputBoth (thread_num, buf);
goto abandon_work;
}
/* Record the amount of memory being used by this thread. */
set_memory_usage (thread_num, 0, cvt_gwnums_to_mem (&cs.gwdata, 1));
/* Allocate memory for the certification */
cs.x = gwalloc (&cs.gwdata);
if (cs.x == NULL) {
OutputStr (thread_num, "Error allocating memory for FFT data.\n");
stop_reason = STOP_OUT_OF_MEM;
goto exit;
}
/* Format the string representation of the test number */
strcpy (string_rep, gwmodulo_as_string (&cs.gwdata));
/* Init the title */
sprintf (buf, "Cert %s", string_rep);
title (thread_num, buf);
/* Loop reading from save files (and backup save files). Limit number of backup */
/* files we try to read in case there is an error deleting bad save files. */
readSaveFileStateInit (&read_save_file_state, thread_num, filename);
for ( ; ; ) {
/* If there are no more save files, start off with the 1st cert squaring */
if (! saveFileExists (&read_save_file_state)) {
/* No save files existed, start from scratch. */
cs.counter = 0;
cs.error_count = 0;
first_iter_msg = FALSE;
break;
}
/* Read a cert save file */
if (readCertSaveFile (&cs, read_save_file_state.current_filename, w)) {
first_iter_msg = TRUE;
break;
}
/* On read error, output message and loop to try the next backup save file. */
else
saveFileBad (&read_save_file_state);
}
/* Output a message saying we are starting/resuming the certification. */
/* Also output the FFT length. */
gwfft_description (&cs.gwdata, fft_desc);
strcpy (buf, (cs.counter == 0) ? "Starting " : "Resuming ");
sprintf (buf+strlen(buf), "certification of %s using %s\n", string_rep, fft_desc);
OutputStr (thread_num, buf);
/* Clear all timers */
clear_timers (timers, sizeof (timers) / sizeof (timers[0]));
/* Init vars for Test/Status and CommunicateWithServer */
strcpy (w->stage, "CERT");
inverse_explen = 1.0 / (double) w->cert_squarings;
w->pct_complete = (double) cs.counter * inverse_explen;
calc_interval_adjustments (&cs.gwdata, &output_adjustment, &title_adjustment);
/* If we are near the maximum exponent this fft length can test, then we */
/* will error check all iterations */
near_fft_limit = exponent_near_fft_limit (&cs.gwdata);
/* Figure out the maximum round-off error we will allow. By default this is 27/64 when near the FFT limit and 26/64 otherwise. */
/* We've found that this default catches errors without raising too many spurious error messages. We let the user override */
/* this default for user "Never Odd Or Even" who tests exponents well beyond an FFT's limit. He does his error checking by */
/* running the first-test and double-check simultaneously. */
allowable_maxerr = IniGetFloat (INI_FILE, "MaxRoundoffError", (float) (near_fft_limit ? 0.421875 : 0.40625));
/* Get setting for verbosity of hardware error messages. Force output of "confidence is excellent" when error checking. */
error_count_messages = IniGetInt (INI_FILE, "ErrorCountMessages", 3);
/* Set the proper starting value and state if no save file was present */
if (cs.counter == 0) {
int i, residue_size;
uint32_t *array; /* Array to contain the binary value */
uint32_t arraylen; /* Size of the array */
char md5[33], residue_md5[33];
// Allocate an array for binary value
residue_size = divide_rounding_up ((int) ceil(cs.gwdata.bit_length), 8);
arraylen = divide_rounding_up (residue_size, 4);
array = (uint32_t *) malloc (arraylen * sizeof(uint32_t));
array[arraylen-1] = 0; // Zero-pad the top few bytes
/* Contact PrimeNet for the starting residue */
if (ProofGetData (w->assignment_uid, array, residue_size, md5) != PRIMENET_NO_ERROR || !isHex (md5)) {
OutputBoth (thread_num, "Error getting CERT starting value.\n");
free (array);
goto retry_work;
}
md5_hexdigest_buffer (residue_md5, array, residue_size);
strupper (md5);
strupper (residue_md5);
if (strcmp (md5, residue_md5) != 0) {
OutputBoth (thread_num, "MD5 of downloaded starting value does not match.\n");
free (array);
goto retry_work;
}
// BUG - find a way to commonize this code?? -- used in verifier, server_proof, proof_hash, read/write residue in prime95, etc
// Convert from an array of bytes (LSB to MSB) to an array of uint32_t
for (i = 0; i < (int) arraylen; i++) {
uint32_t val;
val = ((unsigned char *)&array[i])[3];
val = (val << 8) + ((unsigned char *)&array[i])[2];
val = (val << 8) + ((unsigned char *)&array[i])[1];
val = (val << 8) + ((unsigned char *)&array[i])[0];
array[i] = val;
}
// Convert binary to gwnum
binarytogw (&cs.gwdata, array, arraylen, cs.x);
free (array);
// Generate a random initial shift count. Initial shift count can't be larger than n.
// Perform the initial rotate left.
srand ((unsigned) time (NULL));
cs.units_bit = ((rand () << 16) + rand ()) % w->n;
gwrotate_left (&cs.gwdata, cs.x, cs.units_bit);
}
/* Do the certification */
iters = 0;
while (cs.counter < (unsigned long) w->cert_squarings) {
int saving, actual_frequency;
/* Save if we are stopping or if the save file timer has gone off. */
stop_reason = stopCheck (thread_num);
saving = stop_reason || testSaveFilesFlag (thread_num);
/* Round off error check before writing a save file, near an FFT size's limit, */
/* or check every iteration option is set, and every 128th iteration. */
echk = ERRCHK || saving || near_fft_limit || (cs.counter & 127) == 0;
gw_clear_maxerr (&cs.gwdata);
/* Do one certification squaring */
timers[1] = 0.0;
start_timer (timers, 1);
/* Decide if we can start the next forward FFT. This is faster, but leaves the result in an "unsavable-to-disk" state. */
gwstartnextfft (&cs.gwdata, !saving && cs.counter != w->cert_squarings-1);
gwsetnormroutine (&cs.gwdata, 0, echk, 0);
gwsquare (&cs.gwdata, cs.x);
cs.units_bit <<= 1;
if (cs.units_bit >= w->n) cs.units_bit -= w->n;
/* End iteration timing and increase count of iterations completed */
end_timer (timers, 1);
timers[0] += timers[1];
iters++;
/* Update min/max round-off error */
if (echk) {
if (gw_get_maxerr (&cs.gwdata) < reallyminerr) reallyminerr = gw_get_maxerr (&cs.gwdata);
if (gw_get_maxerr (&cs.gwdata) > reallymaxerr) reallymaxerr = gw_get_maxerr (&cs.gwdata);
}
/* Check for excessive roundoff error */
if (echk && gw_get_maxerr (&cs.gwdata) > allowable_maxerr) {
char msg[100];
sprintf (msg, ERRMSG1C, gw_get_maxerr (&cs.gwdata), allowable_maxerr);
sprintf (buf, ERRMSG0, cs.counter+1, (long) w->cert_squarings, msg);
OutputBoth (thread_num, buf);
inc_error_count (1, &cs.error_count);
}
/* Update counter, percentage complete */
cs.counter++;
w->pct_complete = (double) cs.counter * inverse_explen;
/* Output the title every so often */
actual_frequency = (int) (ITER_OUTPUT * title_adjustment);
if (actual_frequency < 1) actual_frequency = 1;
if (cs.counter % actual_frequency == 0 || first_iter_msg) {
sprintf (buf, "%.*f%% of cert %s", (int) PRECISION, trunc_percent (w->pct_complete), string_rep);
title (thread_num, buf);
}
/* Print a message every so often */
actual_frequency = (int) (ITER_OUTPUT * output_adjustment);
if (actual_frequency < 1) actual_frequency = 1;
if (cs.counter % actual_frequency == 0 || first_iter_msg) {
sprintf (buf, "Iteration: %ld / %ld [%.*f%%]",
cs.counter, (long) w->cert_squarings, (int) PRECISION, trunc_percent (w->pct_complete));
/* Append a short form total errors message */
if ((error_count_messages & 0xFF) == 1)
make_error_count_message (cs.error_count, error_count_messages, buf + strlen (buf),
(int) (sizeof (buf) - strlen (buf)));
/* Truncate first message */
if (first_iter_msg) {
strcat (buf, ".\n");
clear_timer (timers, 0);
first_iter_msg = FALSE;
}
/* In v28.5 and later, format a consise message including the ETA */
else if (!CLASSIC_OUTPUT) {
double speed;
/* Append roundoff error */
if ((OUTPUT_ROUNDOFF || ERRCHK) && reallymaxerr >= 0.001) {
sprintf (buf+strlen(buf), ", roundoff: %5.3f", reallymaxerr);
if (!CUMULATIVE_ROUNDOFF) reallyminerr = 1.0, reallymaxerr = 0.0;
}
/* Append ms/iter */
speed = timer_value (timers, 0) / (double) iters;
sprintf (buf+strlen(buf), ", ms/iter: %6.3f", speed * 1000.0);
clear_timer (timers, 0);
iters = 0;
/* Append ETA */
formatETA ((w->cert_squarings - cs.counter) * speed, buf+strlen(buf));
strcat (buf, "\n");
}
/* Format the classic (pre-v28.5) message */
else {
/* Append optional roundoff message */
if (ERRCHK && cs.counter > 30) {
sprintf (buf+strlen(buf), ". Round off: %10.10f to %10.10f", reallyminerr, reallymaxerr);
if (!CUMULATIVE_ROUNDOFF) reallyminerr = 1.0, reallymaxerr = 0.0;
}
if (CUMULATIVE_TIMING) {
strcat (buf, ". Total time: ");
print_timer (timers, 0, buf, TIMER_NL);
} else {
strcat (buf, ". Per iteration time: ");
divide_timer (timers, 0, iters);
print_timer (timers, 0, buf, TIMER_NL | TIMER_CLR);
iters = 0;
}
}
OutputStr (thread_num, buf);
/* Output a verbose message showing the error counts. This way a user is likely to */
/* notice a problem without reading the results.txt file. */
if ((error_count_messages & 0xFF) >= 2 &&
make_error_count_message (cs.error_count, error_count_messages, buf, sizeof (buf)))
OutputStr (thread_num, buf);
}
/* Write a save file every DISK_WRITE_TIME minutes */
if (saving) {
writeCertSaveFile (&cs, &write_save_file_state, w);
}
/* If an escape key was hit, write out the results and return */
if (stop_reason) {
sprintf (buf, "Stopping certification of %s at iteration %ld [%.*f%%]\n",
string_rep, cs.counter, (int) PRECISION, trunc_percent (w->pct_complete));
OutputStr (thread_num, buf);
goto exit;
}
}
/* Undo the shift count, generate the 256-bit SHA-3 hash */
if (!gwrotate_right (&cs.gwdata, cs.x, cs.units_bit) || !sha3_gwnum (&cs.gwdata, cs.x, &hash)) {
OutputBoth (thread_num, ERRMSG8);
inc_error_count (2, &cs.error_count);
goto retry_work;
}
/* Free up some memory */
gwfree (&cs.gwdata, cs.x);
/* Print results */
sprintf (buf, "%s certification hash value %s.", string_rep, hash_to_string (hash));
sprintf (buf+strlen(buf), " Wh%d: %08lX,", PORT, SEC1 (w->n));
if (cs.units_bit) sprintf (buf+strlen(buf), "%ld,", cs.units_bit);
sprintf (buf+strlen(buf), "%08lX\n", cs.error_count);
OutputStr (thread_num, buf);
formatMsgForResultsFile (buf, w);
/* Update the output file */
if (IniGetInt (INI_FILE, "OutputCerts", 0))
writeResults (buf);
/* Format a JSON version of the result. An example follows: */
/* {"exponent":25000000, "worktype":"Cert", "sha3-hash":"0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF", */
/* "fft-length":4096000, "squarings":100000, "error-code":"00010000", */
/* "security-code":"C6B0B26C", "program":{"name":"prime95", "version":"30.1", "build":"1"}, "timestamp":"2019-01-15 23:28:16", */
/* "user":"gw_2", "cpu":"basement", "aid":"FF00AA00FF00AA00FF00AA00FF00AA00"} */
sprintf (JSONbuf, "{");
sprintf (JSONbuf+strlen(JSONbuf), "\"worktype\":\"Cert\"");
JSONaddExponent (JSONbuf, w);
sprintf (JSONbuf+strlen(JSONbuf), ", \"sha3-hash\":\"%s\"", hash_to_string (hash));
sprintf (JSONbuf+strlen(JSONbuf), ", \"fft-length\":%lu", cs.gwdata.FFTLEN);
sprintf (JSONbuf+strlen(JSONbuf), ", \"squarings\":%d", w->cert_squarings);
if (cs.units_bit) sprintf (JSONbuf+strlen(JSONbuf), ", \"shift-count\":%ld", cs.units_bit);
sprintf (JSONbuf+strlen(JSONbuf), ", \"error-code\":\"%08lX\"", cs.error_count);
sprintf (JSONbuf+strlen(JSONbuf), ", \"security-code\":\"%08lX\"", SEC1(w->n));
JSONaddProgramTimestamp (JSONbuf);
JSONaddExponentKnownFactors (JSONbuf, w);
JSONaddUserComputerAID (JSONbuf, w);
strcat (JSONbuf, "}");
if (IniGetInt (INI_FILE, "OutputJSONCerts", 1)) writeResultsJSON (JSONbuf);
/* Output results to the server */
{
struct primenetAssignmentResult pkt;
memset (&pkt, 0, sizeof (pkt));
strcpy (pkt.computer_guid, COMPUTER_GUID);
strcpy (pkt.assignment_uid, w->assignment_uid);
strcpy (pkt.message, buf);
pkt.result_type = PRIMENET_AR_CERT;
pkt.k = w->k;
pkt.b = w->b;
pkt.n = w->n;
pkt.c = w->c;
strcpy (pkt.cert_hash, hash_to_string (hash));
sprintf (pkt.error_count, "%08lX", cs.error_count);
pkt.shift_count = cs.units_bit;
pkt.fftlen = gwfftlen (&cs.gwdata);
pkt.done = TRUE;
strcpy (pkt.JSONmessage, JSONbuf);
spoolMessage (PRIMENET_ASSIGNMENT_RESULT, &pkt);
}
/* Delete the save files and report work is done */
unlinkSaveFiles (&write_save_file_state);
goto work_complete;
/* Retry up to 8 times. Output retry work later message and return. */
retry_work:
echk = IniSectionGetInt (INI_FILE, SEC_Internals, KEY_CertErrorCount, 0) + 1;
IniSectionWriteInt (INI_FILE, SEC_Internals, KEY_CertErrorCount, echk);
if (echk >= 8) goto abandon_work;
OutputStr (thread_num, "Will retry certification later.\n");
stop_reason = STOP_RETRY_LATER;
goto exit;
/* Abandon work and exit */
abandon_work:
sprintf (buf, "Abandoning certification of M%lu.\n", w->n);
OutputBoth (thread_num, buf);
unreserve (w->n);
goto work_complete;
/* Return work unit complete "error" code */
work_complete:
IniSectionWriteString (INI_FILE, SEC_Internals, KEY_CertErrorCount, NULL);
stop_reason = STOP_WORK_UNIT_COMPLETE;
goto exit;
/* Cleanup and exit */
exit: gwdone (&cs.gwdata);
return (stop_reason);
}