Greg Colvin

So if we can skip failing transactions then > ... any transaction failing by hitting an invalid opcode will be skipped, so the clients don't need to check for the...

I'm currently running an instrumented turbo-geth that will, among other things, tell us many times we run out of gas. It will take another day or two to finish. This...

For Core stuff it's really difficult to track things back to their original EIP once they are into the protocol. And once they are into the Yellow Paper I think...

I've also suggested the IETF style guide. it's much briefer and simpler. I forget where I discussed this,

IETF was the original model. We’ve been discussing this for a while in couple of channels and on one or more PRs, so my comments are scattered. But mainly look...

I think thatthe ban on references is fairly recent. Certainly some of the earlier ones were full of them. I suppose one could crawl though the commit history of EIP-1...

Found a long discussion here: https://hackmd.io/@pghfB_fJTlKAKoeedJTRPQ/rJtbjVExs

I've expressed my strong opinions. I don't think we have consensus. Per the HackMD linked above, my recommendation: https://hackmd.io/@pghfB_fJTlKAKoeedJTRPQ/rJtbjVExs#Proposed-solution-4-by-gcolvin

I'm getting ready to travel, so am out of time to look at this, but you folks seem to have it under control, thanks. EIP-4200 came much, much later than...

> > On another note: the immediate is defined as uint16, so should not be referenced to as '-1'. > > I believe that this case demonstrates that it should...