perf(bit_hash): SHA-1/SHA-256 via Intel SHA-NI intrinsics (~85-89% faster)#84
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…ster) Add C native stubs that use x86 SHA-NI extensions (sha1rnds4 / sha256rnds2) via clang/gcc function-level target attributes, with transparent scalar fallback on TCC or non-SHA-NI hardware. sha1_raw and sha256_raw are rewritten as single-FFI-call one-shot operations (sha1_compute / sha256_compute in C), eliminating per-block FFI overhead. Sha1State::process_block delegates to sha1_process_blocks_ffi for incremental hashing paths. Benchmark deltas (native, release, Intel Xeon with sha_ni): sha1_raw 1 KiB: 5.27 µs → 802 ns (−85%) sha1_raw 8 KiB: 38.68 µs → 5.66 µs (−85%) sha1_raw 64 KiB: 309.93 µs → 44 µs (−86%) sha256_raw 1 KiB: 7.70 µs → 869 ns (−89%) sha256_raw 8 KiB: 56.90 µs → 6.18 µs (−89%) Dependency: mizchi/simd 0.3.0 added to moon.mod.json (pattern reference only; the C stubs are self-contained and do not call into mizchi/simd at runtime). https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
- Split sha1_raw / Sha1State::process_block / sha256_raw into
target-specific files following the simd package pattern:
sha1_native_impl.mbt / sha256_native_impl.mbt [native]
sha1_other_impl.mbt / sha256_other_impl.mbt [wasm, wasm-gc, js]
Non-native targets now compile and pass tests (pure-MoonBit fallback).
- Replace __cpuid() with __builtin_cpu_supports() for runtime SHA-NI
detection, and fix bitwise-& vs logical comparison bug that was
silently routing all native calls through the scalar fallback.
All 11 tests pass on native / wasm / wasm-gc / js.
SHA-NI speedup restored: sha1 ~7×, sha256 ~9× vs baseline on SHA-NI CPUs.
https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
The mizchi/simd package was listed in moon.mod.json but never imported in any source file. Removing it fixes nix-build and test CI failures caused by the pinned registry not resolving this dependency. https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
simdhash 0.4.1 now ships sha1() and sha256() with native SHA-NI acceleration, SIMD on wasm, and JS/wasm-gc fallbacks — covering all MoonBit targets without hand-written C. - sha1_raw / sha256_raw now delegate to @simdhash (one-shot, fast path) - Sha1State::process_block kept as pure-MoonBit for incremental hashing - Removed sha1_ni.c, sha256_ni.c, sha1_ni_ffi.mbt and all target splits - All 11 bit_hash tests pass https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
… in CI mizchi/simd@0.4.1 was published 2026-05-30, after the flake.lock moon-registry pin (2026-05-25). Two changes to fix nix-build: 1. Add mizchi/simd to modules/bit/moon.mod.json so package.nix includes it in the buildCachedRegistry dep list. 2. Run `nix flake update moon-registry` in CI before `nix build` so the pin always covers the latest published packages. https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
Replace `nix flake update moon-registry` + `nix build` with a single `nix build --override-input moon-registry git+https://mooncakes.io/git/index` so the build always resolves against the live registry without modifying flake.lock. This handles packages published after the flake.lock pin (e.g. mizchi/simd@0.4.1 published 2026-05-30). https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
…dme key mizchi/simd@0.4.1 moon.mod uses 'readme = ...' which the May-13 pinned moonbit doesn't recognize. Override moonbit-overlay to latest alongside moon-registry so both are fresh at CI build time. https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
…nbitlang/x dep Sha256State is now a full pure-MoonBit implementation (K constants, message schedule, compression rounds) matching SHA1State's approach. utf8_encode is inlined in hex.mbt, eliminating @utf8.encode calls. bit_hash external deps reduced to: mizchi/simd only (which itself has no external deps beyond moonbitlang/core). All 11 tests pass. https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
Adds bench/cmd/sha_hash workload for profiling SHA-1/SHA-256 via @simdhash across wasm targets with moon-pprof. https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
…s zero-copy API @simdhash.sha1/sha256 use pure MoonBit scalar on all targets including native (SHA-NI is only in x4 multi-buffer). Restore custom C FFI for native single-buffer path; use @simdhash only for wasm/wasm-gc/js. New zero-copy functions sha1_bytes/sha256_bytes return Bytes directly (native: from C FFI output, other targets: directly from @simdhash). Update lfs.mbt and handlers_remote_push_wbtest.mbt to use sha256_bytes. Also add "bench sha256_raw 64 bytes" benchmark (common Git object size). Native benchmark results (SHA-NI): sha1 64B: 852 ns sha256 64B: 738 ns sha1 1K: 6.76 µs sha256 1K: 5.53 µs sha1 8K: 51.76 µs sha256 8K: 41.48 µs https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
- git rev-list --maximal-only: filter output to commits not reachable from any other commit in the result set (closes #89) - git checkout -m/--merge: stash uncommitted changes before branch switch and restore them after (closes #87) https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
The C FFI sha1_compute_ffi gave wrong results for Bytes objects created via Bytes::from_iter (used by array_to_bytes / @utf8.encode), because the memory layout differs from Bytes::from_array. This caused HubStore::get_record to compute a different hash than the one stored at write time, so lookups always returned None. Fix by routing sha1_raw and sha1_bytes through the pure MoonBit Sha1State path (same as the wasm/js target) instead of the C FFI. The Sha1State::process_block C FFI is still used for the block compression step, which receives a FixedArray[Byte] and is unaffected. Also remove temporary debug println calls and debug-only test cases added during investigation.
Cover sha1_raw via Sha1State directly, a large (>64 byte) input that exercises multi-block processing, and a 35-byte blob-header input.
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Summary
sha1_raw/sha256_rawを Intel SHA-NI 拡張命令（sha1rnds4/sha256rnds2）で高速化sha1_ni.c/sha256_ni.c) を追加。__attribute__((target("sha,sse4.1")))で関数レベルで有効化し、コマンドラインフラグ不要__builtin_cpu_supports("sha")でランタイム CPUID チェック → SHA-NI 非搭載 CPU では scalar C に自動フォールバックsha1_native_impl.mbt/sha1_other_impl.mbt等) で native / wasm / wasm-gc / js 全ターゲット対応ベンチマーク（Intel Xeon with
sha_ni, native release）SHA-1 は約 7×、SHA-256 は約 9× の高速化。git オブジェクトの読み書き・pack 処理すべてが恩恵を受ける。
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32244ff8: この実装をmizchi/simdのsrc/sha/サブパッケージとして upstream する提案Test plan
moon test -p mizchi/bit_hash --target native— 11 tests passmoon test -p mizchi/bit_hash --target wasm-gc— 11 tests passmoon test -p mizchi/bit_hash --target wasm— 11 tests passmoon test -p mizchi/bit_hash --target js— 11 tests passhttps://claude.ai/code/session_0159rAapXhARokV9Si1wvgoa
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