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Gas: inline the log10Ratio and exp10Fixed series multiplies (#306) - #352
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log10Ratio sums seven fixed atanh terms, the last four in native arithmetic; exp10Fixed writes each mulDivFixed out in place. Outputs are bit-identical to main, checked against verbatim main copies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… multiplies z a multiple of 2^128 borrows in z^2; three x each borrow in the final multiply and the ln 10 Horner step, found by modular search. Pins that step one never borrows and that the series at 2^-16 is the last step's constant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Refactor Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The production change inlines the fixed-point arithmetic and is reported to give identical outputs with lower gas. One added test does not reach the boundary cases it describes, which leaves a minor coverage gap. The PR is mergeable with that small test fix as a follow-up. Pre-merge checks |
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log10Ratio keeps main's Log10RatioRelativeSumTooSmall guard and z in each branch, with the written-out series after it. The scan log is the union of both sides sorted by timestamp. The SeriesMain oracle's log10Ratio is main's at 7a9aee5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keeps the inlined log10Ratio and exp10Fixed series. The inline comments drop what the NatSpec already states (eighth term, binary digits, nine Horner terms). The scan log is the union of both sides. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
File-level constants replace every long literal in the inlined series assembly. Deployed bytecode of all 131 artifacts is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Keeps #357's relative-branch cascade and this branch's unrolled series. audit/mutation-test-scans.json is the union of both sides. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s into the #336 copy The #336 reference keeps maximizeFull and takes the unrolled series, so its equivalence tests compare the scaling alone. The fixed seven terms differ from #336's run-to-zero loop for z far above the documented 5.1e-4 (e.g. log10Ratio(13, 2, false)), which no caller reaches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 109-114: Update testLog10RatioSolidityEquivalenceZSquaredSplit to
generate input pairs for the target z values at both ends of the v range,
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| /// z = u 1e25 + v at each end of v. | ||
| function testLog10RatioSolidityEquivalenceZSquaredSplit(uint256 u) external view { | ||
| u = bound(u, 0, 4.99e21); | ||
| checkRatio(1e75 + u * 1e25, 1e75); | ||
| checkRatio(1e75 + u * 1e25 + 1e25 - 1, 1e75); | ||
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Fix the inputs: this test never reaches the z² split boundaries it documents.
For the input pair (1e75 + d, 1e75), log10Ratio computes z = d * 1e50 / (2e75 + d). With d = u * 1e25, z is about u / 2, not u * 1e25 + v. The bound u <= 4.99e21 therefore gives z <= ~2.5e21. That is below POW_FIXED_SQRT_ONE = 1e25.
As a result, the split always has u == 0, and only the v * v path runs. The boundary cases v == 0 and v == 1e25 - 1 with a nonzero u are never compared between the Solidity copy and the assembly. This contradicts the docstring on Line 109.
checkZ in LibDecimalFloatImplementation.seriesMainEquivalence.t.sol already solves for d from a target z. Use the same construction here.
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--- "a/test/src/lib/implementation/LibDecimalFloatImplementation.seriesSolidity.t.sol"
+++ "b/test/src/lib/implementation/LibDecimalFloatImplementation.seriesSolidity.t.sol"
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checkRatio(a, 1e75);
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/// z = u 1e25 + v at each end of v.
function testLog10RatioSolidityEquivalenceZSquaredSplit(uint256 u) external view {
u = bound(u, 0, 4.99e21);
- checkRatio(1e75 + u * 1e25, 1e75);
- checkRatio(1e75 + u * 1e25 + 1e25 - 1, 1e75);
+ checkZ(u * 1e25);
+ checkZ(u * 1e25 + 1e25 - 1);
+ }
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+ /// The input pair (1e75 + d, 1e75) whose z is exactly `z`.
+ function checkZ(uint256 z) internal view {
+ uint256 d = LibDecimalFloatImplementation.mulDiv(2e75, z, 1e50 - z);
+ while (LibDecimalFloatImplementation.mulDiv(d, 1e50, 2e75 + d) < z) {
+ d++;
+ }
+ assertEq(LibDecimalFloatImplementation.mulDiv(d, 1e50, 2e75 + d), z, "z");
+ checkRatio(1e75 + d, 1e75);
}
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| /// z = u 1e25 + v at each end of v. | |
| function testLog10RatioSolidityEquivalenceZSquaredSplit(uint256 u) external view { | |
| u = bound(u, 0, 4.99e21); | |
| checkRatio(1e75 + u * 1e25, 1e75); | |
| checkRatio(1e75 + u * 1e25 + 1e25 - 1, 1e75); | |
| } | |
| /// z = u 1e25 + v at each end of v. | |
| function testLog10RatioSolidityEquivalenceZSquaredSplit(uint256 u) external view { | |
| u = bound(u, 0, 4.99e21); | |
| checkZ(u * 1e25); | |
| checkZ(u * 1e25 + 1e25 - 1); | |
| } | |
| /// The input pair (1e75 + d, 1e75) whose z is exactly `z`. | |
| function checkZ(uint256 z) internal view { | |
| uint256 d = LibDecimalFloatImplementation.mulDiv(2e75, z, 1e50 - z); | |
| while (LibDecimalFloatImplementation.mulDiv(d, 1e50, 2e75 + d) < z) { | |
| d++; | |
| } | |
| assertEq(LibDecimalFloatImplementation.mulDiv(d, 1e50, 2e75 + d), z, "z"); | |
| checkRatio(1e75 + d, 1e75); | |
| } |
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Update testLog10RatioSolidityEquivalenceZSquaredSplit to generate input pairs
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Keeps #429's range guards in front of the unrolled assembly series: log10Ratio's Log10RatioOutOfRange checks (sum wrap / b of zero, z past LOG10_RATIO_Z_MAX) and exp10Fixed's Exp10FixedOutOfRange. The series stay written out inline, so main's private mulDivFixedUnguarded is unused and dropped. The z^2 bound comment moves to 5.7e-7 for the wider z. SeriesMain is refreshed to main's guarded copies at 9d843e7, the plain Solidity copy gets the same guards, and the equivalence tests cover z up to and past LOG10_RATIO_Z_MAX, expecting the exact named revert outside the guarded domain. The scan log is the jq union of both sides. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Refs #306.
Writes out the fixed-point series multiplies in place, so the precision work from #309 costs less.
log10Ratio: the atanh loop becomes 7 fixed terms in assembly. z^2 is squared by splitting z at 1e25: for z = u·1e25 + v, floor(z^2 / 1e50) = u^2 + floor((2uv·1e25 + v^2) / 1e50), all in one word. The second and third terms aremulDivFixedwritten out in place. From the fourth,term * zSquaredfits a word, so it uses nativediv(mul(…), 1e50). The eighth term floors to zero (z^16 < 1e-50), as the loop found before.exp10Fixed: all 26mulDivFixedcalls are written out in place (15 binary-digit steps, 10 Horner steps and the final multiply).Outputs are bit-identical to main over each function's documented domain, so every bound and bc-pinned value is unchanged.
LibDecimalFloatImplementation.seriesMainEquivalence.t.solchecks this against verbatim copies of main'slog10Ratioandexp10Fixed(test/lib/LibDecimalFloatImplementationSeriesMain.sol). Forlog10Ratiothat domain is z ≤ 5.1e-4, the only zlog10Unroundedpasses. Far above it (e.g.log10Ratio(13, 2, false), z = 11/15) the fixed seven terms differ from main's run-to-zero loop. No caller reaches those inputs.Gas
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forge test --mc 'LibDecimalFloat(Ops)?GasTest' -vv(test/src/lib/LibDecimalFloat.opsGas.t.solthentest/src/lib/LibDecimalFloat.gas.t.sol). The main column is the same tests run on main 369aee0 (after #357), the PR column on b6c7e69. No row is more expensive. Every row:From
test/src/lib/LibDecimalFloat.log10Gas.t.sol(forge test --mc LibDecimalFloatLog10GasTest -vv), eachlog10Ratiopath, same main:Assembly vs the same algorithm in plain Solidity
test/lib/LibDecimalFloatImplementationSeriesSolidity.solis this PR'slog10Ratioandexp10Fixedwith the same unrolled algorithm: the seven atanh terms, the 1e25 split of z^2, everymulDivFixedwritten out in place and the same constants. Every assembly block is plain Solidity instead,uncheckedwhere the library proves no overflow.LibDecimalFloatImplementation.seriesSolidity.t.solfuzzes it against the library for identical outputs and reverts:log10Ratioover any a, b ≤ 1e76 in both modes, plus the series domain, the reduced gap and the z^2 split edges, andexp10Fixedover [0, 1e50) and the borrow inputs.testSeriesSolidityGasmeasures each withgasleft()around the call only and asserts identical output, on thelog10Ratio/exp10Fixedarguments behind the log10 and pow10 bench inputs. Main is main's loop (SeriesMain, at 369aee0), shown to split the unrolling's share from the assembly's.log10Ratiolog10Ratiolog10Ratiolog10Ratiolog10Ratiolog10Ratioexp10Fixedexp10Fixedexp10FixedPlain Solidity costs more on every row: 298 more per
log10Ratio, and 972–2052 more perexp10Fixed. So src keeps the assembly. Forexp10Fixed, the unrolled plain-Solidity version costs more than main's loop, which calls the assemblymulDivFixed. Its whole saving comes from the assembly. Forlog10Ratio, unrolling alone saves 1461–1891 and the assembly a further 298.QA
testLog10RatioSeriesMainEquivalence*andtestExp10FixedSeriesMainEquivalence*assert bit-identical outputs against main's verbatimlog10Ratio/exp10Fixed.…ZSquaredSplitfuzzes z at both ends of the split, v = 0 and v = 1e25 − 1, for u across the domain, and z = k·2^128, where z^2 is a multiple of 2^256.…FinalBorrowand…Ln10StepBorrowtarget the borrow out of the low word, which no other test reaches. They use three x each, found by modular search in bc, that borrow in the final multiply and in the ln 10 Horner step. Each asserts its borrow precondition and the exact value from the generalmulDiv. They pass on this branch and fail under the matching mutant (E51, E55 below).testExp10FixedFirstStepNeverBorrowsandtestExp10FixedLastStepIsSeriesAtItsThresholdpin the two equivalence proofs.mutation-probe), suiteforge test --mc 'Log10|Pow|Sqrt|Exp10|Precision|Transcend'. They were probed against the pre-existing suite before any new test was added: 79 were killed, bytestLog10RatioMaxZ,testLog10RatioMidDomain,testLog10UnroundedRelativeSeriesTail,testExp10FixedSteps,testSqrtand others. The 7 survivors were re-probed withSeriesMainadded:…FinalBorrow.…Ln10StepBorrow.SeriesMainEquivalencealone. A +1 on v^2 was not probed: it changes the floor only when z^2 ≡ −1 mod 1e50, which is impossible because −1 is not a square mod 4.log10Ratio/exp10Fixed, copied verbatim at main 369aee0 (solog10Ratiocarries log10Ratio: revert Log10RatioRelativeSumTooSmall below the relative domain (a + b < 1e50) #336'sLog10RatioRelativeSumTooSmallguard and log10Ratio: scale the relative difference by a power-of-ten cascade, not maximizeFull #357's power-of-ten cascade, which the PR keeps ahead of the series) and calling the livemulDivFixed. The borrow cases are also checked against the general 512-bitmulDiv, which has its own borrow handling. Every bc-pinned value and bound test from pow: fixed point fractional leg, 4 figures to ~35 (#92, #148) #297/Gas: cheaper fixed-point log10/pow10/pow/sqrt without losing precision (#306) #309 passes unchanged. log10Ratio: scale the relative difference by a power-of-ten cascade, not maximizeFull #357'sLibDecimalFloatImplementationLog10RatioPr336reference keeps log10Ratio: revert Log10RatioRelativeSumTooSmall below the relative domain (a + b < 1e50) #336'smaximizeFullscaling and now takes the unrolled series, solog10RatioPr336Equivalencecompares the scaling alone. Before that change it failed on z far above the domain, as above. After merging main (369aee0), the fullforge testgives 891 passed, 0 failed, andcargo test --release159 passed, 0 failed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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