Towards Ergo v5.0: JIT costing #787
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glasgowm148
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Feb 1, 2022
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| Ergo v5.0 will take advantage of both approaches so that verification of Ergo contracts is | ||
| done with a hybrid JIT+AOT cost control. |
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What does this hybrid approach look like? ie, 'This hybrid approach performs JITC first and then Ahead-Of-Time and before actual execution of sigma protocol
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Yes, something like this. This is explained in the New Costing in v5.0 section below, but probably make sense to give a hint here as well.
See https://github.com/ergoplatform/website/pull/787/files#diff-6db8af54183bd8173533453ce8974cdd702340c16c44cc8830d7950b69b54e84R171
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The title of the post is somewhat arbitrary, so can be changed if necessary.