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Bound the transcendental tests independently of the implementation - #354
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Hardcode the documented LOG10_RAW_ERROR, POW10_RAW_ERROR and POW_GUARD in the test library and assert the implementation's match them. Take log10's half unit from the oracle's log of the input, not the result. Compute the pow range reference with LibTestExactDecimal instead of the library. Closes #342 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
LibTestErrorBound.floor, scaled and monotoneRelative, the precision suite's relative and absolute errors, oracleLog10 and oraclePow, and the log10 and pow10 accuracy tests no longer call the implementation's arithmetic. testPow10Accuracy takes its unit from the reference and its bound from the documented constants. The single word comparison and quotient keep the 10000 point pow10 grid inside the gas limit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The references are three units of the 41st digit below 1 and 1e7, from bc. LibTestErrorBoundTest checks floor and monotoneRelative at hand worked values: 1e-2147483648 over 1 is the smallest Float, not below it, and the monotone limit literals now encode the documented d. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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log10, sqrt, agree and the precision suite now measure errors and sum bounds with LibTestExactDecimal rather than the implementation's or Float's add, sub, mul, div and comparisons. LibTestErrorBound's log10, pow and monotoneAbsolute do the same, with plus and times for callers composing bounds. atExponent replaces withTargetExponent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThis pull request revises test-side exact-decimal quotient and error-bound helpers. It updates logarithm, power, square-root, and precision tests to use exact-decimal comparisons and documented bounds, and adds a mutation-scan record. ChangesDecimal-float validation
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The quotient truncates under 2e-74 and mulParts under 2e-76, so the sqrt round trip and the packing slack take 1e-73. The log10 product's differences are subParts, not packed Float sums, so its slack is the product's packing alone, 1e-66. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
monotoneRelative's floor term and crossed errors, monotoneAbsolute's inclusive limit, pow's 3e-75 per unit of the integer part, log10 of 2, and plus and times, each against a value checked in bc. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The round trip, inverse and precision limits sum with LibTestErrorBound and compare with LibTestExactDecimal instead of the Float arithmetic under test, each with the helpers' own truncation as a named term. The precision references are 70 digits from bc, so the reference adds under 1e-69 rather than 1e-44. Rounding to 41 digits, the exact inverse, the range checks and the one ulp flip no longer come from the implementation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Main's exact helpers are the base; the PR's bounds use absSumLte, sumParts and cmpScaled/cmpParts. Main's LibTestPowRange, log10Ratio and sqrt tests are taken. testSqrtUlpFuzz stays deleted: main's exact testSqrtReferenceFuzz supersedes its first-order estimate. The pow10 grid splits into four contiguous slices and both grids free each step's memory, as the exact comparisons no longer fit one call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Conflicts in the pow and log10 tests take main's exact references (e^1 at 41 digits, roundHalfAway41, the exact 1/a for pow(a, -1)) and keep main's log10 oracle checks beside the exact shift sum. The PR's roundTo41 duplicates go with them. The error measures use main's addPartsWide and cmpScaled directly, so sumParts, absLte and minusOne are gone. quotient truncates once, as floor(|a| 10^k / |b|) for k = 75 + digits(b) - digits(a), in [1e74, 1e76): the old one shed digits of a first and claimed (1e74, 1e76), which a = 1e75, b = 1e76 - 1 breaks at exactly 1e74. The slacks that carried its 2e-74 now carry 1e-74 plus the second order terms they leave, and the 45 digit pow references are 70 digits from bc. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
testPowHalfIsSqrt compared pow(a, 0.5) with a.sqrt(), so a shared sqrt defect passed. It now checks the root is correctly rounded: 4a strictly between (2c - 1)^2 10^2e and (2c + 1)^2 10^2e, exactly in 512 bits. testPowHugeExponentDirection compared with Float.gt/lt; it now uses cmpParts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#353 renamed mulParts, divParts and invParts to mulPayload, divPayload and invPayload with the same results; point this branch's callers at them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The merge left two quotient(int256,int256,int256,int256) helpers. Keep this branch's signed q in [1e74, 1e76), which the error bounds need, and delete #353's 71-72 digit U512 one. The div and inv value checks take u512(abs(q)), which still has more digits than any Float. The two proof tests become one in LibTestExactDecimal.t.sol: the exact [1e74, 1e76) range, the sign and the floor relation over fuzz at Float exponents, zero included, plus the digit-extremes grid at the exponent extremes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…bounds #421's rule-derived divParts/invParts replace divPayload/invPayload; the pow tests' 1/b reference now calls invParts. This branch's 75-76-digit quotient stays the single quotient: quotient76 is removed and the div/inv exact-quotient checks pack quotient instead. The div/inv range-error payloads report the input as on main. audit/mutation-test-scans.json is the union of both sides. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 101-102: Add assertions in testLog10Value for log10(1, -1) and
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Test both negative-logarithm branches.
Add cases for log10(1, -1) and log10(2, -1). The first checks a negative characteristic with a zero fraction. The second checks the nonzero-fraction conversion. The current case checks neither branch.
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Add assertions in testLog10Value for log10(1, -1) and log10(2, -1), covering the
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Check the sign of the root before normalization.
The loop while (c < 1e40) runs forever if pow returns a zero or negative coefficient. The test asserts signedCoefficient > 0, and the half power of a positive value should be positive. A regression could still return zero. In that case the test hangs until it runs out of gas and does not fail with a clear message. Add assertGt(c, 0, "root sign"); before the loop. assertCorrectlyRounded in the sqrt test has the same gap, but its inputs come from sqrt and not from this change.
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function testPowHalfIsSqrt(int224 signedCoefficient, int32 exponent) external view {
vm.assume(signedCoefficient > 0);
Float a = LibDecimalFloat.packLossless(signedCoefficient, exponent);
(int256 c, int256 e) = this.powExternal(a, LibDecimalFloat.FLOAT_HALF).unpack();
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LibTestErrorBound's constants are the proven bounds of each step: log10Unrounded 1.0044e-50 absolute, pow10Unrounded 327.74e-50 of 10^k, pow 5.00000033006e-41 relative before its integer part. The Solidity and Rust suites read these instead of the README's 2e-50, 3.28e-8 of a unit and 5.0000004e-41. documentedErrors.t.sol, which pinned the source constants to the README, is deleted. New tests show each bound is reached by a real input, against bc -l references: log10Unrounded's raw error at 99.5% of its bound on both sides, a log10 tie rounding to the far neighbour, and a pow10 tie rounding to the far neighbour 1.0799e-48 past it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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main's unified LibTestExactDecimal.quotient replaces quotient76. The sqrt round trip now runs over every int32 exponent, so it expects pow's ExponentOverflow with the root where the exact square is past every Float, and adds pow's floor term 1e-2147483648 to the relative round-trip limit near the int32 floor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #342
The error-bound tests no longer take their constants, units or arithmetic from the code they test, or their numbers from the README.
LibTestErrorBoundcarries bounds derived from the proof of each step (below). The log10, log10Unrounded, pow10, pow, precision andLibTestPowRangetests read them, and so doescrates/tests/src/transcendental.rs. None of these use the README's 2e-50, 3.28e-8 of a unit or 5.0000004e-41 any more.LibDecimalFloat.pow10.t.sol's 50000005e-48 is replaced too.LibDecimalFloatImplementation.documentedErrors.t.solis deleted. It pinned the source constants to README values, which treated the docs as the spec.LibTestPowRange, the precision suite, and the log10, log10Unrounded, log10Ratio, pow10, sqrt and agree tests measure errors and sum bounds withLibTestExactDecimal(addPartsWide,mulPayload,quotient,cmpParts,cmpScaled,atExponent). They no longer use the implementation's orFloat's add, sub, mul, div and comparisons.LibTestErrorBound.plusandtimescompose Float bounds the same way.testPowHalfIsSqrtchecks that pow(a, 0.5) is correctly rounded, exactly in 512 bits, instead of comparing it witha.sqrt().testPowHugeExponentDirectionusescmpPartsinstead ofFloat.gt/lt.bc.Derived bounds
LOG10_RAW_ERROR_E54 = 10044: log10Unrounded is within 1.0044e-50 absolute.log10Reduceleaves R within 16.7 units of C / 10^S, 1.67e-74 relative, which moves the log by under 1e-74.log10Ratiois within 1.0043e-50 below and 1.3e-51 relative above a log under 1.POW10_RAW_ERROR_E52 = 32774: pow10Unrounded is within 327.74e-50 of a power below 10.exp10Fixedfloors its 16 constants and multiplies, its series and its last multiply, so it is under 30.471e-50 relative below 10^m. Truncating x's fraction to 1e-50 moves 10^x by under ln 10 · 1e-50, 2.3026e-50 relative. Over a power below 10 that gives 304.71 + 23.03 = 327.74.POW10_HALF_UNIT_E52 = 5e11: half a unit in the 41st digit of a 51-digit power, 5e9 units of 1e-50.POW_RELATIVE_ERROR_E52 = 500000033006: pow before its integer part. Rounding at 41 digits is 5e-41 of the product. The leg 10^(f L) for a fraction f below 1 adds pow10's 3.2774e-48 plus ln 10 · f times log10Unrounded's 1.0044e-50, which is under 2.3128e-50. The sum is 5.0000003300528e-41, rounded up. The integer part's 3N·1e-75 is unchanged.New tests: each bound is reached
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bc -lat scale 130, truncated.testLog10UnroundedRawErrorReached: the raw logs of 1.4482…e0 and 9.9994…e0 are 0.99988e-50 below and 0.9999e-50 above the true log. Both are withinLOG10_RAW_ERROR_E54and reach at least 99.5% of it.testLog10TieWindowReached: log10 of 9.9994…e0 is 0.9999e-50 below the rounding tie at the 41st digit. Its raw log is the tie itself, so it rounds to the far neighbour. That is allowed only withinLOG10_RAW_ERROR_E54of the tie, and the distance reaches at least 99.5% of it.testPow10RawErrorReached: 10^0.99998941… is 1.09e-48 above the fixed-point power and 1.0799e-48 above the rounding tie, so it rounds down to the far neighbour. Both are withinPOW10_RAW_ERROR_E52(3.2774e-48). The test asserts they reach at least 1.079e-48. That is about a third of the bound: the bound adds every floor's worst case, and no input found hits them all at once.Dead constants
LOG10_RAW_ERRORandPOW10_RAW_ERRORinLibDecimalFloatImplementation.solare read by no source code, only by NatSpec. Mutating them changes no behaviour, so M01–M04, T01 and T02 are equivalent mutants. They were "killed" only bydocumentedErrors.t.sol, which compared them with the README. No test pins them now.POW_GUARDis live and killed both ways.Merge with main (#353)
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LibTestExactDecimal.quotient(int256,int256,int256,int256), returning|a / b|as a U512 truncated to 71-72 digits. One helper remains: this PR's, which returns a signedqin [1e74, 1e76). The error bounds need its 75-76 digits, for example the pow round trip's 1e-74 term. The div and invisNearestTowardZerochecks now takeu512(abs(q)), which still has more digits than any Float. #353'sLibTestExactDecimal.quotient.t.soland this PR's quotient tests are now one proof intest/lib/LibTestExactDecimal.t.sol. It asserts the exact [1e74, 1e76) range, the sign and the floor relationq·|b| ≤ |a|·10^k < (q+1)·|b|. The fuzz runs over int256 coefficients (zero included) at Float exponents, and an extremes grid covers 14 coefficients by 13 nonzero divisors at three exponent pairs. Callers also use #353's renamedmulPayload/divPayload/invPayload.QA
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mutation-probe) onLibDecimalFloatImplementation.sol, running the whole forge suite. The PR column is head 8975508, re-probed. The main column is the earlier record at 369aee0, except T01–T03, which were probed now in a fresh clone of 369aee0. The scan entry inaudit/mutation-test-scans.jsonis corrected in place: 19 behaviours, 12 killed before, 12 killed after, 7 equivalent.The text of the earlier M06–M14 and H01–H02 mutants was not kept. These were rebuilt from their names. The rebuilt H02 (
residual > root→residual > root + 1) is equivalent. It differs only at N − r² = r + 1, so N = r² + r + 1, which is odd. N = C·10^s with s 5 or 6 is even.testPow10Accuracy,testPow10NearTiesWithinBound,testPow10RawErrorReached,testPow10RoundsHalfUp,testPow10FloortestPow10Accuracy,testPow10RoundsHalfUp,testPow10Thresholds,testPow10Grid0,testPow10Grid1testPow10Accuracy,testPow10RawErrorReached,testPow10RoundsHalfUp,testPow10Grid0,testPow10Grid1testExp10Fixed,testExp10FixedAllSteps,testExp10FixedSteps,testPow10RawErrorReached,testPow10RoundsHalfUptestExp10FixedSteps,testPow10RoundsHalfUptestRoundSignificantSeventySevenDigits,testRoundSignificantTies,testLog10TieWindowReached,testPowRoundedAtTheTop,testPowstestRoundSignificantExponentExtremes,testRoundSignificantSeventySevenDigits,testRoundSignificantTies,testLog10TieWindowReached,testLog10WithinBoundtestRoundSignificantExponentExtremes,testRoundSignificantSeventySevenDigits,testLog10ReferenceInsidePowersOfTen,testPowFractionPrecision,testPowIntegerExponentSquaringOverflowtestLog10RatioPr336EquivalenceEdges,testLog10UnroundedRelativeSeriesTailtestLog10RatioPr336EquivalenceEdges,testLog10UnroundedLargeCharacteristic,testLog10UnroundedRawErrorReached,testLog10UnroundedRelativeSeriesTail,testLog10UnroundedTableEdgestestSqrt,testSqrtMidpointEnds,testSqrtRoundTrip,testSqrtReferencetestPow10Accuracy,testPow10NearTiesWithinBound,testPow10RawErrorReached,testPow10RoundsHalfUp,testPow10FloorLocally at 8975508:
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