Stack checks via pointer to over-aligned stack allocation #781
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Use `std::aligned_alloc()` (and `_aligned_malloc()` on MSVC) to allocate the memory for EVM stack. This removes unnecessary initialization of the memory to zero (closes #403). The memory alignment is set to 32 bytes (as previously) but allows transitioning to "over-aligned" allocation for additional optimization (see #781).
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Use `std::aligned_alloc()` (and `_aligned_malloc()` on MSVC) to allocate the memory for EVM stack. This removes unnecessary initialization of the memory to zero (closes #403). The memory alignment is set to 32 bytes (as previously) but allows transitioning to "over-aligned" allocation for additional optimization (see #781).
chfast
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Use `std::aligned_alloc()` (and `_aligned_malloc()` on MSVC) to allocate the memory for EVM stack. This removes unnecessary initialization of the memory to zero (closes #403). The memory alignment is set to 32 bytes (as previously) but allows transitioning to "over-aligned" allocation for additional optimization (see #781).
chfast
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Use `std::aligned_alloc()` (and `_aligned_malloc()` on MSVC) to allocate the memory for EVM stack. This removes unnecessary initialization of the memory to zero (closes #403). The memory alignment is set to 32 bytes (as previously) but allows transitioning to "over-aligned" allocation for additional optimization (see #781).
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