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    From: Steven R. McQueen<srmcqueen@m...>
    Date: Fri Nov 25 19:05:18 CET 2005
    Subject: [oc] Exponential
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    For positive integer exponents, and very large numbers, the BasicRSA
    project implements a square-and-multiply algorithm for modular
    exponentiation. It uses two copies of a shift-and-add multiplier, one to
    do modular squares, and one to do modular multiplication of dissimilar
    numbers. You have to do a square for every bit position in the exponent,
    and multiply the square by the result of the multiplication (hint, start
    with 1) every time the exponent bit position is 1.

    Testing can be a real pain, since you have to calculate all the
    exponents used in your test set and compare the correct results with
    whatever your core produces. I don't know a shortcut for that.

    --
    Steven R. McQueen

    Phone: (951) 809-3232
    Email: srmcqueen@m...
    Web: www.mcqueentech.com



    On Fri, 2005-11-25 at 17:23 +0100, oceanfrea@h... wrote:
    > Hi, I would like to ask if anyone implement exponential calculation in
    > vhdl and how to go about doing the algorithm. Most importantly, how to
    > test the algorithm if it is working properly. Thanks.
    > _______________________________________________
    > http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/cores


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