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Releasing Revmc

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We recently published Reth’s high performance roadmap, calling for broader usage of “gas per second” as a performance metric in EVM blockchains, and detailing our plan to scale blockchains to 1 gigagas per second and beyond, a 1000x improvement from the status quo of Ethereum. Today, we’re excited to open source revmc, a compiler for lowering EVM Bytecode into native code, demonstrating anywhere from 1.85x to 19x improvements in various realistic EVM benchmarks. We also integrated revmc in Reth and successfully synced the chain. Next up, we’re going to integrate revmc in OP Reth for L2 usage, where its improvements will shine in computationally heavy workloads. Revmc is extensively tested, and will be further polished for production usage. The code is open source under the Apache/MIT license at github.com/paradigmxyz/revmc. The development of revmc is motivated by the desire to enhance the performance of the EVM, due to the inherent limitations of bytecode interpretation. Traditional E

Releasing Revmc 06.20.2024 By DaniPopes , Georgios Konstantopoulos [L] Listen [S] Share Link , Markdown , X , LinkedIn We recently published Reth’s high performance roadmap , calling for broader usage of “gas per second” as a performance metric in EVM blockchains, and detailing our plan to scale blockchains to 1 gigagas per second and beyond, a 1000x improvement from the status quo of Ethereum. Today, we’re excited to open source revmc , a compiler for lowering EVM Bytecode into native code, demonstrating anywhere from 1.85x to 19x improvements in various realistic EVM benchmarks. We also inte

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