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feat(avm): tagged memory #4213

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40 changes: 4 additions & 36 deletions yarn-project/acir-simulator/src/avm/avm_machine_state.ts
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import { Fr } from '@aztec/foundation/fields';

import { TaggedMemory } from './avm_memory_types.js';

/**
* Store's data for an Avm execution frame
*/
Expand All @@ -8,9 +10,8 @@ export class AvmMachineState {
public readonly calldata: Fr[];
private returnData: Fr[];

// TODO: implement tagged memory
/** - */
public memory: Fr[];
public readonly memory: TaggedMemory;

/**
* When an internal_call is invoked, the internal call stack is added to with the current pc + 1
Expand All @@ -35,7 +36,7 @@ export class AvmMachineState {
constructor(calldata: Fr[]) {
this.calldata = calldata;
this.returnData = [];
this.memory = [];
this.memory = new TaggedMemory();
this.internalCallStack = [];

this.pc = 0;
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public getReturnData(): Fr[] {
return this.returnData;
}

/** -
* @param offset -
*/
public readMemory(offset: number): Fr {
// TODO: check offset is within bounds
return this.memory[offset] ?? Fr.ZERO;
}

/** -
* @param offset -
* @param size -
*/
public readMemoryChunk(offset: number, size: number): Fr[] {
// TODO: bounds -> initialise to 0
return this.memory.slice(offset, offset + size);
}

/** -
* @param offset -
* @param value -
*/
public writeMemory(offset: number, value: Fr): void {
this.memory[offset] = value;
}

/** -
* @param offset -
* @param values -
*/
public writeMemoryChunk(offset: number, values: Fr[]): void {
this.memory.splice(offset, values.length, ...values);
}
}
22 changes: 22 additions & 0 deletions yarn-project/acir-simulator/src/avm/avm_memory_types.test.ts
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import { Field, Uint8 } from './avm_memory_types.js';

// TODO: complete
describe('Uint8', () => {
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I assume more tests are coming for this?

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Yes (but not in this PR! lmk if you feel strongly). I'm thinking if it makes sense to test everything here (for the types) AND in the arithmetic+bitwise opcodes, or if there's a less verbose way. (note that there will be massive duplication).

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Sounds good i can wait until later!

it('Unsigned 8 max value', () => {
expect(new Uint8(255).toBigInt()).toEqual(255n);
});

it('Unsigned 8 bit add', () => {
expect(new Uint8(50).add(new Uint8(20))).toEqual(new Uint8(70));
});

it('Unsigned 8 bit add wraps', () => {
expect(new Uint8(200).add(new Uint8(100))).toEqual(new Uint8(44));
});
});

describe('Field', () => {
it('Add correctly without wrapping', () => {
expect(new Field(27).add(new Field(48))).toEqual(new Field(75));
});
});
276 changes: 276 additions & 0 deletions yarn-project/acir-simulator/src/avm/avm_memory_types.ts
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import { Fr } from '@aztec/foundation/fields';

import { strict as assert } from 'assert';

export interface MemoryValue {
add(rhs: MemoryValue): MemoryValue;
sub(rhs: MemoryValue): MemoryValue;
mul(rhs: MemoryValue): MemoryValue;
div(rhs: MemoryValue): MemoryValue;

// Use sparingly.
toBigInt(): bigint;
}

export interface IntegralValue extends MemoryValue {
shl(rhs: IntegralValue): IntegralValue;
shr(rhs: IntegralValue): IntegralValue;
and(rhs: IntegralValue): IntegralValue;
or(rhs: IntegralValue): IntegralValue;
xor(rhs: IntegralValue): IntegralValue;
not(): IntegralValue;
}

// TODO: Optimize calculation of mod, etc. Can only do once per class?
abstract class UnsignedInteger implements IntegralValue {
private readonly bitmask: bigint;
private readonly mod: bigint;

protected constructor(private n: bigint, private bits: bigint) {
assert(bits > 0);
// x % 2^n == x & (2^n - 1)
this.mod = 1n << bits;
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this.bitmask = this.mod - 1n;
assert(n < this.mod);
}

// We need this to be able to build an instance of the subclass
// and not of type UnsignedInteger.
protected abstract build(n: bigint): UnsignedInteger;

public add(rhs: UnsignedInteger): UnsignedInteger {
assert(this.bits == rhs.bits);
return this.build((this.n + rhs.n) & this.bitmask);
}

public sub(rhs: UnsignedInteger): UnsignedInteger {
assert(this.bits == rhs.bits);
const res: bigint = this.n - rhs.n;
return this.build(res >= 0 ? res : res + this.mod);
}

public mul(rhs: UnsignedInteger): UnsignedInteger {
assert(this.bits == rhs.bits);
return this.build((this.n * rhs.n) & this.bitmask);
}

public div(rhs: UnsignedInteger): UnsignedInteger {
assert(this.bits == rhs.bits);
return this.build(this.n / rhs.n);
}

// No sign extension.
public shr(rhs: UnsignedInteger): UnsignedInteger {
assert(this.bits == rhs.bits);
// Note that this.n is > 0 by class invariant.
return this.build(this.n >> rhs.n);
}

public shl(rhs: UnsignedInteger): UnsignedInteger {
assert(this.bits == rhs.bits);
return this.build((this.n << rhs.n) & this.bitmask);
}

public and(rhs: UnsignedInteger): UnsignedInteger {
assert(this.bits == rhs.bits);
return this.build(this.n & rhs.n);
}

public or(rhs: UnsignedInteger): UnsignedInteger {
assert(this.bits == rhs.bits);
return this.build(this.n | rhs.n);
}

public xor(rhs: UnsignedInteger): UnsignedInteger {
assert(this.bits == rhs.bits);
return this.build(this.n ^ rhs.n);
}

public not(): UnsignedInteger {
return this.build(~this.n & this.bitmask);
}

public toBigInt(): bigint {
return this.n;
}

public equals(rhs: UnsignedInteger) {
return this.bits == rhs.bits && this.toBigInt() == rhs.toBigInt();
}
}

export class Uint8 extends UnsignedInteger {
constructor(n: number | bigint) {
super(BigInt(n), 8n);
}

protected build(n: bigint): Uint8 {
return new Uint8(n);
}
}

export class Uint16 extends UnsignedInteger {
constructor(n: number | bigint) {
super(BigInt(n), 16n);
}

protected build(n: bigint): Uint16 {
return new Uint16(n);
}
}

export class Uint32 extends UnsignedInteger {
constructor(n: number | bigint) {
super(BigInt(n), 32n);
}

protected build(n: bigint): Uint32 {
return new Uint32(n);
}
}

export class Uint64 extends UnsignedInteger {
constructor(n: number | bigint) {
super(BigInt(n), 64n);
}

protected build(n: bigint): Uint64 {
return new Uint64(n);
}
}

export class Uint128 extends UnsignedInteger {
constructor(n: number | bigint) {
super(BigInt(n), 128n);
}

protected build(n: bigint): Uint128 {
return new Uint128(n);
}
}

export class Field implements MemoryValue {
public static readonly MODULUS: bigint = Fr.MODULUS;
private readonly rep: Fr;

constructor(v: number | bigint | Fr) {
this.rep = new Fr(v);
}

public add(rhs: Field): Field {
return new Field(this.rep.add(rhs.rep));
}

public sub(rhs: Field): Field {
return new Field(this.rep.sub(rhs.rep));
}

public mul(rhs: Field): Field {
return new Field(this.rep.mul(rhs.rep));
}

public div(rhs: Field): Field {
return new Field(this.rep.div(rhs.rep));
}

public toBigInt(): bigint {
return this.rep.toBigInt();
}
}

export enum TypeTag {
UNINITIALIZED,
UINT8,
UINT16,
UINT32,
UINT64,
UINT128,
FIELD,
INVALID,
}

// TODO: Consider automatic conversion when getting undefined values.
export class TaggedMemory {
static readonly MAX_MEMORY_SIZE = 1n << 32n;
private _mem: MemoryValue[];

constructor() {
this._mem = [];
}

public get(offset: number): MemoryValue {
return this.getAs<MemoryValue>(offset);
}

public getAs<T>(offset: number): T {
assert(offset < TaggedMemory.MAX_MEMORY_SIZE);
const e = this._mem[offset];
return <T>e;
}

public getSlice(offset: number, size: number): MemoryValue[] {
assert(offset < TaggedMemory.MAX_MEMORY_SIZE);
return this._mem.slice(offset, offset + size);
}

public getSliceTags(offset: number, size: number): TypeTag[] {
assert(offset < TaggedMemory.MAX_MEMORY_SIZE);
return this._mem.slice(offset, offset + size).map(TaggedMemory.getTag);
}

public set(offset: number, v: MemoryValue) {
assert(offset < TaggedMemory.MAX_MEMORY_SIZE);
this._mem[offset] = v;
}

public setSlice(offset: number, vs: MemoryValue[]) {
assert(offset < TaggedMemory.MAX_MEMORY_SIZE);
this._mem.splice(offset, vs.length, ...vs);
}

public getTag(offset: number): TypeTag {
return TaggedMemory.getTag(this._mem[offset]);
}

// TODO: this might be slow, but I don't want to have the types know of their tags.
// It might be possible to have a map<Prototype, TypeTag>.
public static getTag(v: MemoryValue | undefined): TypeTag {
let tag = TypeTag.INVALID;

if (v === undefined) {
tag = TypeTag.UNINITIALIZED;
} else if (v instanceof Field) {
tag = TypeTag.FIELD;
} else if (v instanceof Uint8) {
tag = TypeTag.UINT8;
} else if (v instanceof Uint16) {
tag = TypeTag.UINT16;
} else if (v instanceof Uint32) {
tag = TypeTag.UINT32;
} else if (v instanceof Uint64) {
tag = TypeTag.UINT64;
} else if (v instanceof Uint128) {
tag = TypeTag.UINT128;
}

return tag;
}

// Truncates the value to fit the type.
public static integralFromTag(v: bigint, tag: TypeTag): IntegralValue {
switch (tag) {
case TypeTag.UINT8:
return new Uint8(v & ((1n << 8n) - 1n));
case TypeTag.UINT16:
return new Uint16(v & ((1n << 16n) - 1n));
case TypeTag.UINT32:
return new Uint32(v & ((1n << 32n) - 1n));
case TypeTag.UINT64:
return new Uint64(v & ((1n << 64n) - 1n));
case TypeTag.UINT128:
return new Uint128(v & ((1n << 128n) - 1n));
default:
throw new Error(`${TypeTag[tag]} is not a valid integral type.`);
}
}
}
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Expand Up @@ -71,8 +71,8 @@ export class AvmInterpreter {
* Avm-specific errors should derive from this
*/
export abstract class AvmInterpreterError extends Error {
constructor(message: string) {
super(message);
constructor(message: string, ...rest: any[]) {
super(message, ...rest);
this.name = 'AvmInterpreterError';
}
}
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