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Refactor - Move Executable out of EbpfVm #475

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@Lichtso Lichtso commented Jun 27, 2023

This allows a VM to be shared across an entire transaction.

@Lichtso Lichtso requested a review from alessandrod June 27, 2023 17:07
@Lichtso Lichtso force-pushed the refactor/move_executable_out_of_vm branch from d6ec582 to fc6fb3a Compare June 27, 2023 18:13
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This looks good so I'm approving. I'd prefer V removed from EbpfVm but ultimately doesn't really matter if you don't feel like doing it and waiting for CI again :P

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/// Runtime state
pub env: RuntimeEnvironment<'a, C>,
/// Programs must have passed this verifier to be executed
_verifier: PhantomData<V>,

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Can't we remove this, move the V bound to new and then it becomes impossible
to create EbpfVm for a non-verified program? Then we can remove one generic
argument from EbpfVm

@Lichtso Lichtso force-pushed the refactor/move_executable_out_of_vm branch from fc6fb3a to a750ad5 Compare June 28, 2023 14:55
@Lichtso Lichtso merged commit 7d6d761 into main Jun 28, 2023
@Lichtso Lichtso deleted the refactor/move_executable_out_of_vm branch June 28, 2023 15:16
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