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Message-ID: <CABob6ioo4o0JrMgeUF-pNRVB6vg=YPCUXfxHtDp3xDRBp7nSnA@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2013 00:01:22 +0100
From: Lukas Odzioba <lukas.odzioba@...il.com>
To: john-dev@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: md5crypt-opencl
2013/11/26 Lukas Odzioba <lukas.odzioba@...il.com>:
> After removing PUTCHAR(0x80) from md5_digest():
> Tahiti@...er: 2660K c/s
> TITAN: 2621K c/s
> GTX 570: 1198K c/s
> Tahiti@...l: 2359K c/s
>
>
> I'll try to get rid of 8-bit r/w now.
Just a small status update. I implemented that, there is no big
difference when passlength%8==0 and saltlength%8==0 (best case
scenario), but there is a significant difference when rw's are not
aligned.
All results for Tahiti@...er:
Previous code:
saltlen=8,passlen=8
2660K c/s
saltlen =8 passlen =9
2097K c/s
saltlen=9, various password lengths (1-12)
708497 c/s
Current:
saltlen=8, passlen=8
2741K c/s
saltlen =8, passlen =9
2542K c/s
saltlen=8, various password lengths (1-12)
1600K c/s
I still have conditions in code, but I wasn't able to make it faster
without them anyway (maybe someone else can).
inline void buf_update4(uint * buf, uint a,uint b,uint c,uint d, uint offset)
{
switch(offset%4){
case 0:
buf[offset/4]=a;
buf[(offset/4)+1]=b;
buf[(offset/4)+2]=c;
buf[(offset/4)+3]=d;
break;
case 1:
buf[offset/4]=(buf[offset/4]&0x000000ff)|(a<<8);
buf[(offset/4)+1]=(a>>24)|(b<<8);
buf[(offset/4)+2]=(b>>24)|(c<<8);
buf[(offset/4)+3]=(c>>24)|(d<<8);
buf[(offset/4)+4]=(buf[(offset/4)+4]&0xffffff00)|(d>>24);
break;
case 2:
buf[offset/4]=(buf[offset/4]&0x0000ffff)|(a<<16);
buf[(offset/4)+1]=(a>>16)|(b<<16);
buf[(offset/4)+2]=(b>>16)|(c<<16);
buf[(offset/4)+3]=(c>>16)|(d<<16);
buf[(offset/4)+4]=(buf[(offset/4)+4]&0xffff0000)|(d>>16);
break;
case 3:
buf[offset/4]=(buf[offset/4]&0x00ffffff)|(a<<24);
buf[(offset/4)+1]=(a>>8)|(b<<24);
buf[(offset/4)+2]=(b>>8)|(c<<24);
buf[(offset/4)+3]=(c>>8)|(d<<24);
buf[(offset/4)+4]=(buf[(offset/4)+4]&0xff000000)|(d>>8);
break;
}
}
This week I am planning to play a bit with local memory.
Lukas
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