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Message-Id: <36A59743-BD32-4A22-88A8-F1DBCB81E968@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 26 May 2015 15:26:34 +0800
From: Lei Zhang <zhanglei.april@...il.com>
To: john-dev@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: interleaving in SHA256 & SHA512
> On May 25, 2015, at 4:05 PM, magnum <john.magnum@...hmail.com <mailto:john.magnum@...hmail.com>> wrote:
>
> BTW for interleaving factors, you should not just try multiples like 2, 4, 8. You need to try all of 2, 3, 4, 5 - and more than 5 is probably never worthwhile (if it is, I guess it indicates we should look into the code instead of just bumping para). So maybe you need to retry all those benchmark yet again ;-)
Ok, here's a re-test on MIC, with both a OpenMP-enabled and a OpenMP-disabled build:
OpenMP-enabled:
pwsafe (sha256)
x1
Raw: 128000 c/s real, 532 c/s virtual
x2
Raw: 104388 c/s real, 435 c/s virtual
x3
Raw: 105688 c/s real, 441 c/s virtual
x4
Raw: 105411 c/s real, 439 c/s virtual
x5
Raw: 105688 c/s real, 441 c/s virtual
sha512crypt
x1
Raw: 6262 c/s real, 26.1 c/s virtual
x2
Raw: 6606 c/s real, 27.9 c/s virtual
x3
Raw: 6658 c/s real, 28.1 c/s virtual
x4
Raw: 7029 c/s real, 29.6 c/s virtual
x5
Raw: 6946 c/s real, 30.3 c/s virtual
OpenMP-disabled:
pwsafe (sha256)
x1
Raw: 1129 c/s real, 1129 c/s virtual
x2
Raw: 869 c/s real, 869 c/s virtual
x3
Raw: 914 c/s real, 914 c/s virtual
x4
Raw: 923 c/s real, 923 c/s virtual
x5
Raw: 941 c/s real, 941 c/s virtual
sha512crypt
x1
Raw: 51.2 c/s real, 51.2 c/s virtual
x2
Raw: 50.0 c/s real, 50.0 c/s virtual
x3
Raw: 55.1 c/s real, 55.1 c/s virtual
x4
Raw: 57.9 c/s real, 57.9 c/s virtual
x5
Raw: 57.2 c/s real, 57.2 c/s virtual
I think the performance of the OpenMP-disabled build basically matches that of the OpenMP-enabled build under different interleaving factors. And the optimal SIMD_PARA_SHA512 for MIC is 4.
Lei
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