Nagram/TMessagesProj/jni/libtgvoip3/video/cm256/gf256.h

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#ifndef GF256_H
#define GF256_H

#include "export.h"
#include <cstdint> // uint32_t etc
#include <cstring> // memcpy, memset

// TBD: Fix the polynomial at one value and use precomputed tables here to
// simplify the API for GF256.h version 2.  Avoids user data alignment issues.

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Platform-Specific Definitions
//
// Edit these to port to your architecture

#if defined(USE_SSSE3)

#ifdef _MSC_VER

// Compiler-specific 128-bit SIMD register keyword
#define GF256_M128 __m128i

// Compiler-specific C++11 restrict keyword
#define GF256_RESTRICT_KW __restrict

// Compiler-specific force inline keyword
#define GF256_FORCE_INLINE __forceinline

// Compiler-specific alignment keyword
#define GF256_ALIGNED __declspec(align(16))

// Compiler-specific SSE headers
#include <emmintrin.h> // SSE2
#include <tmmintrin.h> // SSE3: _mm_shuffle_epi8

#else

// Compiler-specific 128-bit SIMD register keyword
#define GF256_M128 __m128i

// Compiler-specific C++11 restrict keyword
#define GF256_RESTRICT_KW __restrict__

// Compiler-specific force inline keyword
#define GF256_FORCE_INLINE __attribute__((always_inline)) inline

// Compiler-specific alignment keyword
#define GF256_ALIGNED __attribute__((aligned(16)))

// Compiler-specific SSE headers
#include <x86intrin.h>

#endif

#elif defined(USE_NEON)

#include "sse2neon.h"

// Compiler-specific 128-bit SIMD register keyword
#define GF256_M128 __m128i

// Compiler-specific C++11 restrict keyword
#define GF256_RESTRICT_KW __restrict__

// Compiler-specific force inline keyword
#define GF256_FORCE_INLINE __attribute__((always_inline)) inline

// Compiler-specific alignment keyword
#define GF256_ALIGNED __attribute__((aligned(16)))

#endif

#if defined(NO_RESTRICT)
#define GF256_RESTRICT
#else
#define GF256_RESTRICT GF256_RESTRICT_KW
#endif

#ifndef nullptr
#define nullptr NULL
#endif

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// GF(256) Context
//
// The context object stores tables required to perform library calculations.
//
// Usage Notes:
// This struct should be aligned in memory, meaning that a pointer to it should
// have the low 4 bits cleared.  To achieve this simply tag the gf256_ctx object
// with the GF256_ALIGNED macro provided above.

#ifdef _MSC_VER
#pragma warning(push)
#pragma warning(disable : 4324) // warning C4324: 'gf256_ctx' : structure was padded due to __declspec(align())
#endif

class CM256CC_API gf256_ctx // 141,072 bytes
{
public:
    gf256_ctx();
    ~gf256_ctx();

    bool isInitialized() const { return initialized; }

    /** Performs "x[] += y[]" bulk memory XOR operation */
    static void gf256_add_mem(void* GF256_RESTRICT vx, const void* GF256_RESTRICT vy, int bytes);
    /** Performs "z[] += x[] + y[]" bulk memory operation */
    static void gf256_add2_mem(void* GF256_RESTRICT vz, const void* GF256_RESTRICT vx, const void* GF256_RESTRICT vy, int bytes);
    /** Performs "z[] = x[] + y[]" bulk memory operation */
    static void gf256_addset_mem(void* GF256_RESTRICT vz, const void* GF256_RESTRICT vx, const void* GF256_RESTRICT vy, int bytes);
    /** Swap two memory buffers in-place */
    static void gf256_memswap(void* GF256_RESTRICT vx, void* GF256_RESTRICT vy, int bytes);

    // return x + y
    static GF256_FORCE_INLINE uint8_t gf256_add(const uint8_t x, const uint8_t y)
    {
        return x ^ y;
    }

    // return x * y
    // For repeated multiplication by a constant, it is faster to put the constant in y.
    GF256_FORCE_INLINE uint8_t gf256_mul(uint8_t x, uint8_t y)
    {
        return GF256_MUL_TABLE[((unsigned)y << 8) + x];
    }

    // return x / y
    // Memory-access optimized for constant divisors in y.
    GF256_FORCE_INLINE uint8_t gf256_div(uint8_t x, uint8_t y)
    {
        return GF256_DIV_TABLE[((unsigned)y << 8) + x];
    }

    // return 1 / x
    GF256_FORCE_INLINE uint8_t gf256_inv(uint8_t x)
    {
        return GF256_INV_TABLE[x];
    }

    // This function generates each matrix element based on x_i, x_0, y_j
    // Note that for x_i == x_0, this will return 1, so it is better to unroll out the first row.
    GF256_FORCE_INLINE unsigned char getMatrixElement(const unsigned char x_i, const unsigned char x_0, const unsigned char y_j)
    {
        return gf256_div(gf256_add(y_j, x_0), gf256_add(x_i, y_j));
    }

    /** Performs "z[] = x[] * y" bulk memory operation */
    void gf256_mul_mem(void* GF256_RESTRICT vz, const void* GF256_RESTRICT vx, uint8_t y, int bytes);
    /** Performs "z[] += x[] * y" bulk memory operation */
    void gf256_muladd_mem(void* GF256_RESTRICT vz, uint8_t y, const void* GF256_RESTRICT vx, int bytes);

    /** Performs "x[] /= y" bulk memory operation */
    GF256_FORCE_INLINE void gf256_div_mem(void* GF256_RESTRICT vz,
        const void* GF256_RESTRICT vx, uint8_t y, int bytes)
    {
        gf256_mul_mem(vz, vx, GF256_INV_TABLE[y], bytes); // Multiply by inverse
    }

    // Polynomial used
    unsigned Polynomial;

    // Log/Exp tables
    uint16_t GF256_LOG_TABLE[256];
    uint8_t GF256_EXP_TABLE[512 * 2 + 1];

    // Mul/Div/Inv tables
    uint8_t GF256_MUL_TABLE[256 * 256];
    uint8_t GF256_DIV_TABLE[256 * 256];
    uint8_t GF256_INV_TABLE[256];

    // Muladd_mem tables
    // We require memory to be aligned since the SIMD instructions benefit from
    // aligned accesses to the MM256_* table data.
    GF256_ALIGNED GF256_M128 MM256_TABLE_LO_Y[256];
    GF256_ALIGNED GF256_M128 MM256_TABLE_HI_Y[256];

private:
    int gf256_init_();

    void gf255_poly_init(int polynomialIndex); //!< Select which polynomial to use
    void gf256_explog_init(); //!< Construct EXP and LOG tables from polynomial
    void gf256_muldiv_init(); //!< Initialize MUL and DIV tables using LOG and EXP tables
    void gf256_inv_init(); //!< Initialize INV table using DIV table
    void gf256_muladd_mem_init(); //!< Initialize the MM256 tables using gf256_mul()

    static bool IsLittleEndian()
    {
        int x = 1;
        char* y = (char*)&x;

        return *y != 0;
    }

    //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Generator Polynomial

    // There are only 16 irreducible polynomials for GF(256)
    static const int GF256_GEN_POLY_COUNT = 16;
    static const uint8_t GF256_GEN_POLY[GF256_GEN_POLY_COUNT];
    static const int DefaultPolynomialIndex = 3;

    bool initialized;
};

#ifdef _MSC_VER
#pragma warning(pop)
#endif

#endif // GF256_H