Igor Schein on Wed, 02 Jun 2004 22:45:58 +0200 |
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Re: round4 performance |
On Wed, Jun 02, 2004 at 08:50:29PM +0200, Karim Belabas wrote: > * Igor Schein [2004-05-17 17:38]: > > On Wed, May 05, 2004 at 08:35:40PM +0200, Xavier-François Roblot wrote: > >> Well, I have modified update_alpha (after Karim pointed out a strange > >> behavior in this function) and that kind of miraculously speed up > >> dramatically that example!... As you will see, the computing time is now > >> very reasonable and it runs with a small stack too (I hope the result is > >> still correct though, I haven't checked yet). Igor, Karim and I still > >> have some ideas for improvements for nilord but you need some new bad > >> polynomials to test them. Please send me your worst examples! > > > > As of current CVS, I have one: > > > > x^64 + 144*x^62 + 9552*x^60 + 390432*x^58 + 11080200*x^56 + 232989696*x^54 + > > 3780238752*x^52 + 48636265248*x^50 + 505878824736*x^48 + 4313989216800*x^46 > > + 30476092609440*x^44 + 179725400591616*x^42 + 889696224175824*x^40 + 37113 > > 75959364288*x^38 + 13078302651873216*x^36 + 38977344315307584*x^34 + 9825210 > > 8786134728*x^32 + 209260046783039040*x^30 + 375757773758107200*x^28 + 566964 > > 010597622400*x^26 + 715492120542918048*x^24 + 750523839570713088*x^22 + 6491 > > 30912300207232*x^20 + 458125942466369664*x^18 + 260295367984115328*x^16 + 11 > > 6982277577092224*x^14 + 40621591866960000*x^12 + 10554853128818688*x^10 + 19 > > 60600165904448*x^8 + 242910928408320*x^6 + 17820025360128*x^4 + 592019290368 > > *x^2 + 1536953616 > > > > It did behave decently on 2.2.7, but slowed down considerably after > > all latest changes. > > It is back to decent speed in current CVS [ and (many) further changes behind > the scenes... ]. > > The implementation is still far from optimal since some non-modular > computations remain [ two in particular at the end of testb2() / testc2() > in the non-primary case are very expensive ], but I don't want to further > complicate the code before extensive checks. > > Any regression ? Absolutely: ? nfdisc(x^64+2^16); *** nfdisc: bug in GP (Segmentation Fault), please report Thanks Igor