[3.1] Additions to modular arithmetic test cases #50
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This is part of the effort to add subjective limits to the mod_exp host function (see eosnetworkfoundation/mandel#361). Adds a few additional test vectors to existing modexp test case. Adds a modexp_benchmarking test case which is not actually a test but rather a way to get measurements on the time it takes to do modular exponentiation with varying bit sizes to figure out what the appropriate limit should be for the mod_exp host function.
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This is part of the effort to add subjective limits to the
mod_exphost function (see eosnetworkfoundation/mandel#361).Adds a few additional test vectors to existing modexp test case.
Adds a modexp_benchmarking test case which is not actually a test
but rather a way to get measurements on the time it takes to do
modular exponentiation with varying bit sizes to figure out what the
appropriate limit should be for the
mod_exphost function.