The team prepared valuable input to the discussion on Solidity libraries "compilation to EOF" issues. notes.ethereum.org/@ipsilon/eof_s… It's worth reading and decide if it's complicated or easy.

If you can ZK-proove a given EVM contract is the result of the solidity source code compilation, it should be allowed to upgrade it to RISC-V version by compiling the same source code to RISC-V.

Stop putting exponential function on things.

I've left Ethereum Foundation.

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If you need help with EVM / LLVM / RISC-V / wasm, I should be available soon.

We've moved evmone's git repository to github.com/ipsilon/evmone

evmone now has the CLZ instruction thanks to Saw-mon & Natalie. github.com/ipsilon/evmone…

Ethereum performance is blocked at 50 Mgas/s because of the Point Evaluation precompile and there is no* way to fix this.

Hey vectorized.eth, is this useful? eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-5000

I wrote an optimized EVM memory access demo showcasing the power of EIP-7923 by deferring boundary and allocation checks to the hardware. This relies on the assumptions defined in EIP-7923: - Memory is allocated in 4KB pages; - Page-based allocation; - A fixed memory limit

Will Fusaka happen this year?