Crunch
Crunch is an arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic library for JavaScript.
It was designed to execute arithmetic operations as quickly as possible, in particular those upon which asymmetric encryption cryptosystems such as RSA are built.
Usage
Crunch can be loaded as a classic browser script
or in a web worker
var crunch = "crunch.js";
or it can be used as a node module
npm install number-crunch
var crunch = ;
Example 1
x = 10 123 21 127;y = 4 211 176 200;crunch; //[15, 78, 198, 71]
The library accepts and returns 8-bit integer arrays which represent artbitrary-precision (big) integers, but internally it uses 28-bit arrays and performs the conversions automatically.
Crunch also converts the between big integer byte-array representation and base-10 strings (a string is used as the Number type could not represent large numbers) using the .stringify() and .parse() functions.
Example 2
crunch; // "4759477275222530853120" crunch; // [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0]
Functions
Function | Input Parameters | Output |
---|---|---|
add | x, y | x + y |
sub | x, y | x - y |
mul | x, y | x * y |
mulk | x, y | x * y Karatsuba algorithm |
div | x, y | x / y |
sqr | x | x * x |
mod | x, y | x % y |
bmr | x, y, [mu] | x % y |
exp | x, e, n | x^e % n |
gar | x, p, q, d, u, [dp1], [dq1] | x^d % pq |
inv | x, y | 1/x % y |
cut | x | Remove leading zeroes of x |
zero | x | Return zero array of length x |
and | x, y | x AND y |
or | x, y | x OR y |
xor | x, y | x XOR y |
not | x | NOT x |
leftShift | x, s | x << s |
rightShift1 | x, s | x >>> s |
compare | x, y | -1: x < y, 0: x = y, 1: x > y |
decrement | x | x - 1 |
increment | x | x + 1 |
factorial | n | n! [n < 268435456] |
nextPrime | x | First prime after x |
testPrime | x | Boolean x is prime |
stringify | x | String (base 10 representation) |
parse | s | Arbitrary-precision integer |
transform | x, [toRaw] | Radix conversion |
config | rawIn, rawOut | Crunch object, changed rawIn/rawOut |
1: Be aware, negative numbers retain their sign but Crunch uses a form of signed-magnitude representation rather than two's complement representation for negative numbers. Right shifting will not produce the same result as when it is done to complement representation. So: -4 >> 5 will be -0, not -1.
Miller-Rabin primality testing mrb
, simple mod mds
and greatest common divisor gcd
are also implemented as internal methods not exposed via the Crunch object.
Web Workers
Crunch can be loaded in a Web Worker. Instruction messages are sent to the worker in the following format:
func: "" args:
Example 3
var crunch = "crunch.js";var message = func: "add" args: 10 123 21 127 4 211 176 200; crunch { console;}; crunch;