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concrete/compiler/lib/ClientLib/EncryptedArguments.cpp
Andi Drebes a7051c2c9c enhance(client/server): Add support for scalar results
This patch adds support for scalar results to the client/server
protocol and tests. In addition to `TensorData`, a new type
`ScalarData` is added. Previous representations of scalar values using
one-dimensional `TensorData` instances have been replaced with proper
instantiations of `ScalarData`.

The generic use of `TensorData` for scalar and tensor values has been
replaced with uses of a new variant `ScalarOrTensorData`, which can
either hold an instance of `TensorData` or `ScalarData`.
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// Part of the Concrete Compiler Project, under the BSD3 License with Zama
// Exceptions. See
// https://github.com/zama-ai/concrete-compiler-internal/blob/main/LICENSE.txt
// for license information.
#include "concretelang/ClientLib/EncryptedArguments.h"
#include "concretelang/ClientLib/PublicArguments.h"
namespace concretelang {
namespace clientlib {
using StringError = concretelang::error::StringError;
outcome::checked<std::unique_ptr<PublicArguments>, StringError>
EncryptedArguments::exportPublicArguments(ClientParameters clientParameters,
RuntimeContext runtimeContext) {
return std::make_unique<PublicArguments>(
clientParameters, std::move(preparedArgs), std::move(ciphertextBuffers));
}
outcome::checked<void, StringError>
EncryptedArguments::pushArg(uint64_t arg, KeySet &keySet) {
OUTCOME_TRYV(checkPushTooManyArgs(keySet));
auto pos = currentPos++;
OUTCOME_TRY(CircuitGate input, keySet.clientParameters().input(pos));
if (input.shape.size != 0) {
return StringError("argument #") << pos << " is not a scalar";
}
if (!input.encryption.hasValue()) {
// clear scalar: just push the argument
preparedArgs.push_back((void *)arg);
return outcome::success();
}
std::vector<int64_t> shape = keySet.clientParameters().bufferShape(input);
// Allocate empty
ciphertextBuffers.emplace_back(
TensorData(shape, clientlib::EncryptedScalarElementType,
clientlib::EncryptedScalarElementWidth));
TensorData &values_and_sizes = ciphertextBuffers.back().getTensor();
OUTCOME_TRYV(keySet.encrypt_lwe(
pos, values_and_sizes.getElementPointer<decrypted_scalar_t>(0), arg));
// Note: Since we bufferized lwe ciphertext take care of memref calling
// convention
// allocated
preparedArgs.push_back(nullptr);
// aligned
preparedArgs.push_back((void *)values_and_sizes.getValuesAsOpaquePointer());
// offset
preparedArgs.push_back((void *)0);
// sizes
for (auto size : values_and_sizes.getDimensions()) {
preparedArgs.push_back((void *)size);
}
// strides
int64_t stride = TensorData::getNumElements(shape);
for (size_t size : values_and_sizes.getDimensions()) {
stride = (size == 0 ? 0 : (stride / size));
preparedArgs.push_back((void *)stride);
}
return outcome::success();
}
outcome::checked<void, StringError>
EncryptedArguments::checkPushTooManyArgs(KeySet &keySet) {
size_t arity = keySet.numInputs();
if (currentPos < arity) {
return outcome::success();
}
return StringError("function has arity ")
<< arity << " but is applied to too many arguments";
}
outcome::checked<void, StringError>
EncryptedArguments::checkAllArgs(KeySet &keySet) {
size_t arity = keySet.numInputs();
if (currentPos == arity) {
return outcome::success();
}
return StringError("function expects ")
<< arity << " arguments but has been called with " << currentPos
<< " arguments";
}
} // namespace clientlib
} // namespace concretelang