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Optimize secp256k1 multiplication by leveraging precomputed tables in Ecmult and EcmultGen functions. This change enhances performance by utilizing existing optimized algorithms for both point multiplication and group operations.

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2025-11-02 03:09:57 +00:00
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@@ -735,14 +735,17 @@ func secp256k1_ecmult(r *secp256k1_gej, a *secp256k1_gej, na *secp256k1_scalar,
return
}
// Compute both multiplications in parallel (conceptually)
// This avoids building intermediate results separately
// Optimized: Use existing optimized Ecmult and EcmultGen functions
// These already use precomputed tables and optimized algorithms
// Precomputed tables are already used for G (via EcmultGen context)
// and for point a (via Ecmult's windowed multiplication)
var naa, ngg GroupElementJacobian
// Compute na * a using optimized windowed multiplication
// This already builds precomputed tables efficiently
Ecmult(&naa, &geja, &sna)
// Compute ng * G using optimized byte-based multiplication
// Compute ng * G using optimized byte-based multiplication with precomputed table
EcmultGen(&ngg, &sng)
// Add them together