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=== Assignment 3 ===
-In the end I found a fairly simplified encryption program and decided to work with that so I could at least get something to hand in in the end. Encryption works with every letter of the string or file you are working with, and therefore is a perfect candidate to be parallelized.
-Here is the source code snippit of the CPU code:
<source lang=cpp>
void encrypt(char *inp,char *out,int key)
{
std::ifstream input;
std::ofstream output;
char buf;
input.open(inp);
output.open(out);
buf=input.get();
while(!input.eof())
{
if(buf>='a'&&buf<='z') {
buf-='a';
buf+=key;
buf%=26;
buf+='A';
}
else if(buf>='A'&&buf<='Z') {
buf-='A';
buf+=26-key;
buf%=26;
buf+='a';
}
output.put(buf);
buf=input.get();
}
input.close();
output.close();
//readText(inp);
//readText(out);
}
</source>
-I then created a kernel which was very simple
<source lang=cpp>
__global__ void encrypt2(char *inp, int key) {
int i = threadIdx.x;
if(inp[i]>='a'&&inp[i]<='z') {
inp[i]-='a';
inp[i]+=key;
inp[i]%=26;
inp[i]+='A';
}
else if(inp[i]>='A'&&inp[i]<='Z') {
inp[i]-='A';
inp[i]+=26-key;
inp[i]%=26;
inp[i]+='a';
}
}
</source>
-and optimized it to allow for larger sized strings (so all of the threads would not be operating on just one block and leaving the other streaming multiprocessors idle.
<source lang=cpp>
__global__ void encrypt2(char *inp, int key) {
int i = blockIdx.x * blockDim.x + threadIdx.x;
if(inp[i]>='a'&&inp[i]<='z') {
inp[i]-='a';
inp[i]+=key;
inp[i]%=26;
inp[i]+='A';
}
else if(inp[i]>='A'&&inp[i]<='Z') {
inp[i]-='A';
inp[i]+=26-key;
inp[i]%=26;
inp[i]+='a';
}
}
</source>
