Simplify some code in transaction execution#72
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Hello, if anyone's out there 👋 I'm not sure if anyone uses this repo in production but it still seems like a repo that people use to learn Anchor, judging by the 100 forks and my own personal experience. Case in point, I'm working on a timelock program & ended up re-using a lot of the code from this repo. When I was looking at this part of it though, I realized that you could accomplish this in a way that was more simple and efficient. I've measured it and it removes 285 CUs in these tests. I think this provides pedagogical value even if this repo isn't being used in prod.
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Hello, if anyone's out there 👋
I'm not sure if anyone uses this repo in production but it still seems like a repo that people use to learn Anchor, judging by the 100 forks and my own personal experience.
Case in point, I'm working on a timelock program & ended up re-using a lot of the code from this repo. When I was looking at this part of it though, I realized that you could accomplish this in a way that was more simple and efficient. I've measured it and it removes 285 CUs in these tests.
I think this provides pedagogical value even if this repo isn't being used in prod.