Haruka
Haruka
The only way to differentiate "program address" from "real address" would be to track all program names and their addresses. I'm not sure that's what you meant here. Also, `aleo1qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqquzlzl`...
@AidenZuk For public credits or any mapping data: it's possible, provided that the storing program knows what to do (e.g. properly uses `self.caller`); for records: don't do that.
wow, this might be an invalid issue then. It looks like `jq` is actually the culprit here. The snarkOS code is actually producing good results. That's a little embarrassing. That...
Yes, the nonce is still returned in json as a number.
Outgoing connections has its own "connecting to" logs, so not sure if an additional log is still needed here. However, I have then discovered that there are some warning messages...
It seems the validators would only send the `UnconfirmedSolutions` to beacons (`propagate_to_beacons`, not `propagate`), and the validators are only allowed to connect to the official beacon (checked in `verify_challenge_request`). I...
This could be the heap fragmentation issue as well. Is there any downside to use jemalloc by default on supported platforms?
my experiment with the prover indicates that if we don't use parallelization within each thread pool (aka one thread per pool) it leads to faster speed. This is viable because...
I stand that swift is not the best way to write that interface due to the extra UnsafePointer layer. CI is fixed.