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[Builtins] Introduce 'RuntimeScheme' #4379
[Builtins] Introduce 'RuntimeScheme' #4379
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This one introduces 'RuntimeScheme' which is akin to 'TypeScheme' except it doesn't contain a bunch of irrelevant types stuff that we don't need during evaluation. The 'RuntimeScheme' introduced here is not optimal performance-wise, which is future work.
/benchmark plutus-benchmark:validation |
Comparing benchmark results of 'plutus-benchmark:validation' on '17e096548' (base) and 'b6574647b' (PR)
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I agree with your assessment 😆
It's interesting to see that that makes a noticeable difference. |
This one introduces 'RuntimeScheme' which is akin to 'TypeScheme' except it doesn't contain a bunch of irrelevant types stuff that we don't need during evaluation. The 'RuntimeScheme' introduced here is not optimal performance-wise, which is future work.
This one introduces
RuntimeScheme
which is akin toTypeScheme
except it doesn'tcontain a bunch of irrelevant types stuff that we don't need during evaluation.
The
RuntimeScheme
introduced here is not optimal performance-wise, which is future work.