EIP-8037 adds quantization and a state gas reservoir model
EIP-8141 relaxes the top level APPROVE rule
the case for Quick Slots in Hegotá
custom validator sweep threshold EIP merged
EIP-8142 rebased on 7732
misilva73's EIP-8037 update merged, adding a quantization scheme for the per byte state cost and replacing revert based TX_MAX_GAS_LIMIT enforcement with a reservoir model. lightclient submitted a change relaxing EIP-8141's rule that APPROVE must come from the top level frame, easing adoption by existing smart accounts. CarlBeek made the case on Magicians for Quick Slots in Hegotá.
(misilva73), merged after submission on February 9: cost_per_state_byte is quantized to its top 4 significant bits so it does not change in small steps as the gas limit moves, and revert based TX_MAX_GAS_LIMIT enforcement is replaced by a reservoir model splitting execution gas into gas_left and state_gas_reservoir; EIP-8007: add gas cost summaries (misilva73), submitted and merged.
EIP-8037: add quantization, a reservoir model and refined gas accounting (misilva73), merged after submission on February 9: cost_per_state_byte is quantized to its top 4 significant bits so it does not change in small steps as the gas limit moves, and revert based TX_MAX_GAS_LIMIT enforcement is replaced by a reservoir model splitting execution gas into gas_left and state_gas_reservoir; EIP-8007: add gas cost summaries (misilva73), submitted and merged.
(lightclient), submitted: accounts previously had to exit the top level frame with APPROVE, which no current smart account supports since the opcode only exists with 8141; relaxing it lets proxy deployed smart accounts adopt 8141 by switching implementations.
Magicians: The Case for Quick Slots in Hegota, 23:45; Add EIP: Custom sweep threshold for validators (dgusakov), merged; EIP-8142: rebase on top of 7732 (nerolation), submitted.
Magicians: The Case for Quick Slots in Hegota, 23:45; Add EIP: Custom sweep threshold for validators (dgusakov), merged; EIP-8142: rebase on top of 7732 (nerolation), submitted.
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