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feat: Stable tracer interface #46
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This way there is no need for the integration to juggle it when the VM is suspended. It also enables tracers to manipulate it. This also changes the pc storage format of previous frames and near calls from u16 to *const Instruction, which increases memory use and may hurt performance, so may need to be changed.
Tracers add code to instructions directly, so the performance impact is minimized. Introduces a lot of ugliness that needs to be addressed: - World is now World<T> because otherwise it isn't object safe - &PANIC is now &*vm.panic because panic's code depends on the tracer - UNIMPLEMENTED_INSTRUCTION isn't quite as bad because of questionable unsafe code
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I wrote tests and found out that the type system construction that I did doesn't actually work. The generic parameter and autoref specialization don't work together. I think there is some alternative formulation that does work but I haven't found it yet. |
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Co-authored-by: Fedor Sakharov <[email protected]>
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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [0.2.0](v0.1.0...v0.2.0) (2024-09-23) ### Features * Brush up repo for publishing ([#58](#58)) ([69ac5ed](69ac5ed)) * exposes necessary methods on heap newtype ([#43](#43)) ([9342db7](9342db7)) * implement kernel mode ([#42](#42)) ([2407d39](2407d39)) * Stable tracer interface ([#46](#46)) ([dc73bb4](dc73bb4)) * Track `storage_refunds` and `pubdata_costs` stats ([#48](#48)) ([2882a12](2882a12)) ### Bug Fixes * base being in the kernel on address, not code address ([#31](#31)) ([d9cb911](d9cb911)) * bugs in initial writes change ([#36](#36)) ([8defb4a](8defb4a)) * don't repeatedly get initial values ([#35](#35)) ([50fdbfa](50fdbfa)) * filter out initial writes of zero ([#39](#39)) ([a291c24](a291c24)) * Fix `Heap` equality comparison ([#51](#51)) ([a0cf04b](a0cf04b)) * Fix decommit opcode semantics ([2882a12](2882a12)) * Fix decommitment cost divergence ([#57](#57)) ([d385127](d385127)) * Fix decommitment logic on out-of-gas ([#56](#56)) ([2276b7b](2276b7b)) * fuzz test ([#30](#30)) ([d516967](d516967)) * fuzz.sh ([#64](#64)) ([e8e72b5](e8e72b5)) * fuzzer now makes short programs; fix crash in near call ([#52](#52)) ([985a778](985a778)) * infinite test ([#34](#34)) ([81185a5](81185a5)) * invalid instruction unsoundness ([#61](#61)) ([74577d9](74577d9)) * record history for aux heap as well ([#49](#49)) ([2877059](2877059)) * record pubdata used by precompiles ([#27](#27)) ([a7de066](a7de066)) * report correct heap sizes in ContextMeta ([#26](#26)) ([493fcec](493fcec)) * revert pubdata on failed near call, too ([#28](#28)) ([fabc553](fabc553)) * StateInterface::current_frame did not work with near calls ([#65](#65)) ([53f8f88](53f8f88)) * track transaction number in changes ([#33](#33)) ([e683ae8](e683ae8)) ### Performance Improvements * Implement segmented heap ([#53](#53)) ([d2405bc](d2405bc)) * optimize external snapshots ([#47](#47)) ([952ecd4](952ecd4)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). --------- Co-authored-by: zksync-era-bot <[email protected]>
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