core/state: fix runaway alloc caused by prefetcher heap escape #30629
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This is a trivial change, which seems large-sh, but it's a nobrainer copy-paste fix.
The state prefetched works on both accounts and addresses. The former is 20 bytes the latter 32. To avoid duplicating code, it was implemented by
[]byte
type. Unfortunately, this turned out to be an issue: whereas previously addresses and hashes passed around in statedb were by value on the stack, all of a sudden theaddr[:]
conversion forces all of them onto the heap, increasing allocations immensely.This PR "simply" splits the address and hash tracking inside the prefetcher so it can pass around stack values instead of heap items. Fixes the issue, allocation count for my burnt pix benchmarker:
Before:
After: