512 bit support - #851
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The phantom-overflow handling only covers the `i128_fixed_point` free functions and `Wad`'s `checked_*` methods, which promote to `I256`. The `+ - * /` operator impls work directly on `i128` and cannot reach an `Env` to build the intermediate, so they panic at much lower values. Spell that out in the module docs and the `# Overflow` table on `Wad`, and pin the bounds with tests: the `*` limit is on the product rather than either operand, the `/` limit is on the dividend alone, and `checked_mul` succeeds past both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughThe PR adds exact phantom-overflow recovery for ChangesFixed-point math
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change is mergeable with owner follow-up: several public explanations of negative denominators, overflow and zero-denominator errors, and a numeric bound are inaccurate. These issues could mislead users about supported behavior and failure handling, but no concrete runtime defect or merge-blocking readiness failure is identified. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant I256_mul_div_entry_points
participant checked_mul_div_decomposed
participant U256_magnitude_terms
participant I256_result_validation
I256_mul_div_entry_points->>I256_mul_div_entry_points: Attempt direct checked multiplication
I256_mul_div_entry_points->>checked_mul_div_decomposed: Recover an overflowing product
checked_mul_div_decomposed->>U256_magnitude_terms: Decompose operands by denominator
U256_magnitude_terms->>checked_mul_div_decomposed: Return checked quotient and remainder terms
checked_mul_div_decomposed->>I256_result_validation: Apply sign and rounding
I256_result_validation->>I256_mul_div_entry_points: Return representable result or failure
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In `@packages/contract-utils/README.md`:
- Around line 151-153: Update the README statement about panicking variants so
SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow is claimed only for applicable mul_div overflow
paths; clarify or remove the claim for Wad operators and plain arithmetic cases
that instead use native or host failures.
In `@packages/contract-utils/src/math/i256_fixed_point.rs`:
- Around line 134-139: Update the documentation note near checked_mul_div to
qualify zero-denominator behavior by execution path: the fast path propagates
the host arithmetic error, while the overflow fallback produces
SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow. Preserve the existing distinction for
I256::MIN / -1.
In `@packages/contract-utils/src/math/mod.rs`:
- Around line 32-45: Update the documentation around the I256 decomposition
identity to define D as the absolute value of the denominator, ensuring the
remainder bounds are valid for negative denominators. State that the
implementation restores the denominator’s sign before rounding, while preserving
the existing overflow and supported-domain explanation.
In `@packages/contract-utils/src/math/test/wad.rs`:
- Around line 240-247: Correct the explanatory comment in
test_div_operator_dividend_bound_exceeded to state the bound as i128::MAX
divided by WAD_SCALE squared, while preserving the existing approximate value
and test behavior.
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| The `math` module provides fixed-point arithmetic: a `Wad` decimal type with 18 decimal places, and free functions for `x * y / denominator` on both `i128` and `I256` with an explicit rounding direction. | ||
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| Each operation comes in a panicking and a checked variant. The panicking variants raise `SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow` (1500); the checked variants return `None`. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Narrow the panicking-error claim.
This statement applies SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow to every panicking operation. Wad operators use direct i128 arithmetic, and plain arithmetic zero-denominator and MIN / -1 cases use native or host failures. Limit this claim to the applicable mul_div overflow paths, or list the exceptions here.
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In `@packages/contract-utils/README.md` around lines 151 - 153, Update the README
statement about panicking variants so SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow is
claimed only for applicable mul_div overflow paths; clarify or remove the claim
for Wad operators and plain arithmetic cases that instead use native or host
failures.
| /// # Notes | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Domain errors are left to the host rather than mapped to a contract error, | ||
| /// since this is a plain arithmetic operation. A zero `denominator` and | ||
| /// `I256::MIN / -1` both fail with the host's own arithmetic error. | ||
| /// [`checked_mul_div`] returns `None` for both. |
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Qualify the zero-denominator note by path.
The note states that a zero denominator fails with the host's own arithmetic error. That holds only on the fast path. When x * y overflows, the fallback runs first, checked_div returns None, and the entry point panics with SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow (#1500). The test mul_div_zero_denominator_via_fallback_panics pins that second behavior. Contracts that map error codes see two different failures for the same input class.
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/// Domain errors are left to the host rather than mapped to a contract error,
/// since this is a plain arithmetic operation. A zero `denominator` and
/// `I256::MIN / -1` both fail with the host's own arithmetic error.
-/// [`checked_mul_div`] returns `None` for both.
+/// [`checked_mul_div`] returns `None` for both. One exception: when `x * y`
+/// overflows `I256` and `denominator` is zero, the fallback runs and the
+/// failure surfaces as [`SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow`] instead of the
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| /// # Notes | |
| /// | |
| /// Domain errors are left to the host rather than mapped to a contract error, | |
| /// since this is a plain arithmetic operation. A zero `denominator` and | |
| /// `I256::MIN / -1` both fail with the host's own arithmetic error. | |
| /// [`checked_mul_div`] returns `None` for both. | |
| /// Domain errors are left to the host rather than mapped to a contract error, | |
| /// since this is a plain arithmetic operation. A zero `denominator` and | |
| /// `I256::MIN / -1` both fail with the host's own arithmetic error. | |
| /// [`checked_mul_div`] returns `None` for both. One exception: when `x * y` | |
| /// overflows `I256` and `denominator` is zero, the fallback runs and the | |
| /// failure surfaces as [`SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow`] instead of the | |
| /// host error. |
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In `@packages/contract-utils/src/math/i256_fixed_point.rs` around lines 134 - 139,
Update the documentation note near checked_mul_div to qualify zero-denominator
behavior by execution path: the fast path propagates the host arithmetic error,
while the overflow fallback produces SorobanFixedPointError::Overflow. Preserve
the existing distinction for I256::MIN / -1.
| //! `I256` operations apply it too, without a wider intermediate type. When | ||
| //! `x * y` overflows `I256`, both operands are split by the denominator and the | ||
| //! division is distributed, which is an exact identity: | ||
| //! | ||
| //! ```text | ||
| //! x = q1*D + r1 y = q2*D + r2 (0 <= r1, r2 < D) | ||
| //! floor(x*y/D) = q1*q2*D + q1*r2 + r1*q2 + floor(r1*r2/D) | ||
| //! ``` | ||
| //! | ||
| //! Three of the four terms are bounded by the answer or by an input, so they | ||
| //! fit whenever the inputs and the result do. Only `r1*r2` is bounded by `D` | ||
| //! alone, which gives the single condition `|denominator| <= 2^128` (roughly | ||
| //! `3.4e38`, far above every fixed-point scale in practical use: `10^18`, | ||
| //! `10^27`, `2^96`, `10^38`). Within that domain the result is bit-for-bit what |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Define the decomposition for negative denominators.
0 <= r1, r2 < D cannot hold when D is negative. The supported domain uses |denominator|. Define D = |denominator| in this identity, then state that the implementation restores the result sign before rounding. Otherwise, the documented identity is invalid for supported negative-denominator calls.
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In `@packages/contract-utils/src/math/mod.rs` around lines 32 - 45, Update the
documentation around the I256 decomposition identity to define D as the absolute
value of the denominator, ensuring the remainder bounds are valid for negative
denominators. State that the implementation restores the denominator’s sign
before rounding, while preserving the existing overflow and supported-domain
explanation.
| #[test] | ||
| #[should_panic] | ||
| fn test_div_operator_dividend_bound_exceeded() { | ||
| let e = Env::default(); | ||
| // A dividend above `i128::MAX / WAD_SCALE` ~= 170.1411 overflows even when | ||
| // dividing by one. | ||
| let _ = Wad::from_integer(&e, 171) / Wad::from_integer(&e, 1); | ||
| } |
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Correct the denominator in the division-bound comment.
i128::MAX / WAD_SCALE is about 1.7014e20, not 170.1411. The bound of about 170.1411 comes from i128::MAX / WAD_SCALE^2, because from_integer already scales the dividend by WAD_SCALE and the division scales it again. The stated numeric value is right, but the formula does not produce it. The multiplication comment on Line 224 uses the correct form.
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- // A dividend above `i128::MAX / WAD_SCALE` ~= 170.1411 overflows even when
- // dividing by one.
+ // A dividend above `i128::MAX / WAD_SCALE^2` ~= 170.1411 overflows even
+ // when dividing by one, because the division scales the dividend by
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| #[test] | |
| #[should_panic] | |
| fn test_div_operator_dividend_bound_exceeded() { | |
| let e = Env::default(); | |
| // A dividend above `i128::MAX / WAD_SCALE` ~= 170.1411 overflows even when | |
| // dividing by one. | |
| let _ = Wad::from_integer(&e, 171) / Wad::from_integer(&e, 1); | |
| } | |
| #[test] | |
| #[should_panic] | |
| fn test_div_operator_dividend_bound_exceeded() { | |
| let e = Env::default(); | |
| // A dividend above `i128::MAX / WAD_SCALE^2` ~= 170.1411 overflows even | |
| // when dividing by one, because the division scales the dividend by | |
| // `WAD_SCALE` a second time. | |
| let _ = Wad::from_integer(&e, 171) / Wad::from_integer(&e, 1); | |
| } |
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In `@packages/contract-utils/src/math/test/wad.rs` around lines 240 - 247, Correct
the explanatory comment in test_div_operator_dividend_bound_exceeded to state
the bound as i128::MAX divided by WAD_SCALE squared, while preserving the
existing approximate value and test behavior.
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New Features
I256multiplication and division to recover valid results when intermediate calculations overflow.Documentation
I256andWadarithmetic, including overflow limits, rounding, and error behavior.Tests