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In #7021 for simplicity we hardcoded a MAX_GLOBAL_SPACE. This is used by both the GlobalSpace memory allocator and for determining the calldata start offset when copying calldata for the entry point. As we know globals at compile time we should be able to set the max memory allocated based upon the globals the user has specified.
Happy Case
There will be no hardcoded MAX_GLOBAL_SPACE and the memory allocated will be determined by the globals specified by the user.
Workaround
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Workaround Description
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Additional Context
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Project Impact
Blocker
Blocker Context
This will block programs with a large amount of globals.
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Problem
In #7021 for simplicity we hardcoded a
MAX_GLOBAL_SPACE
. This is used by both theGlobalSpace
memory allocator and for determining the calldata start offset when copying calldata for the entry point. As we know globals at compile time we should be able to set the max memory allocated based upon the globals the user has specified.Happy Case
There will be no hardcoded
MAX_GLOBAL_SPACE
and the memory allocated will be determined by the globals specified by the user.Workaround
None
Workaround Description
No response
Additional Context
No response
Project Impact
Blocker
Blocker Context
This will block programs with a large amount of globals.
Would you like to submit a PR for this Issue?
None
Support Needs
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: