Gas optimization through batch-invert barycentric denominators in sumcheck#22122
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Gas optimization through batch-invert barycentric denominators in sumcheck#22122nicolaslara wants to merge 1 commit intoAztecProtocol:nextfrom
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Precompute barycentric weights as constants and use Montgomery's batch inversion for the (u-i) terms, reducing N modexp calls to 1 per round. Saves ~45K-175K gas per verify() depending on circuit size.
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When working on https://github.com/nicolaslara/solana-noir-verifier/ I had to do a few optimizations to reduce the compute time. Batch inversions was one of them. I noticed these were missing upstream, so adding the highest impact one here.
Here are the performance changes from the tests I ran:
The next high impact version of this would be to apply it to the gemini fold. I can try that if you find this valuable