Use custom JSON value type with Rc inside. It cannot be edited, but producing new values based on child element is very cheap.
This new type is used exclusively in AquaVM internals. Interface APIs use serde_json's Value or JSON strings, as before.
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* chore(preformance): use fluence-blake3
Enable wasm32 SIMD on the appropriate target. It gives a noticeable performance improvement.
The smaller memory size on benchmarks is due to unrelated stack size reduction.
* chore: release master
* chore: Bump air-interpreter and air-near-contract version to 0.58.0
* Set minimal interpreter version to 0.58.0
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* Refactor out the `InterpreterDataEnvelope`
It is an envelope for the data that makes `version` info accessible in
standard non-changing way. Inner data in `InterpreterDataEnv` is a binary blob.
* Use `rkyv` for `InterpreterData`
* `InterpreterDataEnvelope` uses MsgPack directly
It will be changed when `interpreter-sede` will support types with serde borrows.
Top-level structs use multicodec-prefixed MessagePack, the nested
structures (arguments, tetraplets) use just ordinary MessagePack.
* JS-compatible `CallResults`
Binary format implementations like `rmp-serde` do not bother converting keys from strings, unlike `serde_json`.
So, we use `CallResults` with string keys, as JS client cannot produce anything else.
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* chore: release master
* chore: Bump air-interpreter and air-near-contract version to 0.56.0
* temporary disable risc-0
* remove the risc-0 part from the release-please at all
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* Update ed25519-dalek and rand_chacha to compatible versions
* Make clippy happier
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New crate air_interpreter_sede introduces a flexible serialization and deserialization infrastructure.
Low level API: the Format trait and related. It includes simple and universal mechanisms for serializing any possible (e.g. implementing the Serde traits) value.
High level API: Representation trait and related. It allows declaring representation types that can serialize and deserialize only certain types (for example, InterpreterDataRepr can serialize only the InterpreterData, but deserialize InterpreterData and Versions` types), producing newtype values as serialization results.
The serialized representation of CallResults now contains byte arrays, not strings, because the new infrastructure serializes to byte arrays only.
Also, the basic support for multicodecs is added.
Instead of being boxed for each node, the `Instruction` type contains a boxed variable-size elements. Thus `Instruction` is quite lean, and the allocator deals with variable-sized elements.
Total number of allocations is more or less same, but less space is wasted for unused memory: previously the Instruction's size was 112 bytes in WASM, now it is 16.
It reduces memory consumption on large AIR scripts (heap size decreased from 7.7MiB to 4.625MiB in parser-10000-100, and for the new parser-calls-10000-100 benchmark, it decreased from 5.115MiB to 4.375MiB).
This is a breaking change as the API changes (though the code that navigates the parsed tree generally should work as is).
* chore: release master
* chore: Bump air-interpreter and air-near-contract version to 0.54.0
* Update minimal version to 0.54.0
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* Hide `Rc` inside `CID` type, making it cheap to clone.
* Introduce `CidRef` type that abstracts on `CID`'s inner type.
This change makes code cleaner, makes memory more optimal (single allocation vs two allocations) and makes it easier to change CID's internal representation from string to binary.
