Ethereum Core Devs Meeting 69 Agenda
Souptacular opened this issue · 8 comments
Ethereum Core Devs Meeting 69 Agenda
- Meeting Date/Time: Friday 23 August 2019, 14:00 UTC
- Meeting Duration 1.5 hours
- YouTube Live Stream
- Istanbul Meta EIP
Agenda
- Istanbul related client updates.
- EIP-1380 Benchmarking
- Decide block number for Istanbul testnet fork?
- Conformance testing
- Review previous decisions made and action items
- Client Updates (only if they are posted in the comments below)
a) Geth
b) Parity Ethereum
c) Aleth/eth
d) Trinity/PyEVM
e) EthereumJS
f) EthereumJ/Harmony
g) Pantheon
h) Turbo Geth
i) Nimbus
j) web3j
k) Mana/Exthereum
l) Mantis
m) Nethermind - EWASM & Research Updates (only if they are posted in the comments below)
Did the schedule for the meetings go from a bi-weekly to a weekly format?
Also Thursday is the 22nd not the 23rd, i'm a bit confused.
Did the schedule for the meetings go from a bi-weekly to a weekly format?
Also Thursday is the 22nd not the 23rd, i'm a bit confused.
The schedule has not changed from bi-weekly to weekly. However, there are some times when we have one off meetings happen a week after the previous meetings.
I incorrectly had Thursday instead of Friday listed. I fixed it. Thanks!
I think having Istanbul-related client updates first may be good given that will lead into the discussion of the HF block number & testing.
Good call @timbeiko. Changing it!
aleth implementation progress update
- EIP-152: Add Blake2 compression function F precompile - not started yet
- EIP-1108: Reduce alt_bn128 precompile gas costs - merged
- EIP-1344: Add ChainID opcode - merged
- EIP-1884: Repricing for trie-size-dependent opcodes - implemented, not merged yet
- EIP-2028: Calldata gas cost reduction - merged
- EIP-2200: Rebalance net-metered SSTORE gas cost with consideration of SLOAD gas cost change - implemented, not merged yet
Also status is updated in Martin's tracker https://notes.ethereum.org/@holiman/SyT_rGjNr
Made some gas estimation of the verification of a Zcash header here.
In short, the call cost to the precompile is 385.000 gas alone, not counting anything else. I could imagine the total cost be something like 600.000 to 1.000.000 gas.
Here's the eip-1884 analysis: https://github.com/holiman/eip-1884-security
Closed in favor of #123