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* bump go-corset * fix compile errors * constraints: bump to v0.1.0-rc1 for beta-v1.2 * bump to latest go-corset * constraints: bump to beta-v1.2 / v0.1.0-rc2 * bump go-corset * bump zkevm bin * use next power of two value for non-power of two size columns (e.g., MMIO) * remove a check for the power of two size * bump corset to 9.7.18 * bump zkevm.bin * bump corset to v9.7.18 * update zkevm.bin * added interleaved to the compilediop columns * adjusted size for corset columns * Prover/Codehash Non Power of Two Column Size (#618) * Revert "adjusted size for corset columns" This reverts commit b1a7319fa586319a04ba57f421f10b55492124ff. * fixed bug and added panic message for a non power of two size column * removing panic * reinsteaded the panic --------- Co-authored-by: gusiri <dreamerty@postech.ac.kr> * adjusted size for corset columns * constraints: bump to beta v1.2/v0.1.0-rc3 * update constraints version to rc3 * bump to latest go-corset * apply hotfix for BLOCKDATA * move NextPowerOfTwo unit test to utils * add logs for adjusted columns with non-power of two size * turn off trace version check * fix golangcli-lint * Prover/fix public input timestamps from new blockdata (#644) * updated timestamp fetcher and arithmetization mock data for unit testing. * fix(codehash): uses 0x0 for the codehash of non-existing accounts instead of the default EOA codehash * fix(mimccodehash): unimport the rom codehash for initialization code * fixup(execDataHash): revert the exec-data hash check * timestamp byte change * fix(execdatahash): adds the real blockhash in the execdata hash instead of 0x0 * fixup previous commit * fixup(build): removes imports * Revert "fixup(execDataHash): revert the exec-data hash check" This reverts commit eb8d984e13fab627a853dc98b2c94980a7eed0b3. * fix(consistency): adds a smaller size to the consistency module * feat(mimc): alex -- mimc simplification -- start * optimize factorExpression * feat(exec): uses the ProveCheck in the execution proof * Revert "feat(mimc): alex -- mimc simplification -- start" This reverts commit 184771b92746070dedb5ca356ed81f989a3daea5. * fix (public-input): changed the hashing method to match compression * perf(mem): adds a detector for constant regular column. * fixup(mem): support the edge-case for smartvectors of size 1 * fix(codehash): support the case where the ROM is empty * feat(csv): adds a feature to rename columns when using fmtcsv * fixup(codehash): supports the case where no codehash are available * test(codehash): adds test for empty rom or statesummary * fix(ss-connect): skip the integration connector test --------- Co-authored-by: gusiri <dreamerty@postech.ac.kr> Co-authored-by: Soleimani193 <azam.soleimanian@ens.fr> Co-authored-by: Arijit Dutta <37040536+arijitdutta67@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Bogdan Ursu <bogdanursuoffice@gmail.com>
Linea zkEVM
This is the principal Linea repository. It mainly includes the smart contracts covering Linea's core functions, the prover in charge of generating ZK proofs, the coordinator responsible for multiple orchestrations, and the Postman to execute bridge messages.
It serves developers by making the Linea tech stack open source under the Apache 2.0 license.
What is Linea?
Linea is a developer-ready layer 2 network scaling Ethereum. It's secured with a zero-knowledge rollup, built on lattice-based cryptography, and powered by Consensys.
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If you already have an understanding of the tech stack, use our Get Started guide.
Looking for the Linea code?
Linea's stack is made up of multiple repositories, these include:
- linea-monorepo: The main repository for the Linea stack & network
- linea-besu: Fork of Besu to implement the Linea-Besu client
- linea-sequencer: A set of Linea-Besu plugins for the sequencer and RPC nodes
- linea-tracer: Linea-Besu plugin which produces the traces that the constraint system applies and that serve as inputs to the prover
- linea-constraints: Implementation of the constraint system from the specification
- linea-specification: Specification of the constraint system defining Linea's zkEVM
Linea abstracts away the complexity of this technical architecture to allow developers to:
... and more.
How to contribute
Contributions are welcome!
Guidelines for Non-Code and other Trivial Contributions
Please keep in mind that we do not accept non-code contributions like fixing comments, typos or some other trivial fixes. Although we appreciate the extra help, managing lots of these small contributions is unfeasible, and puts extra pressure in our continuous delivery systems (running all tests, etc). Feel free to open an issue pointing to any of those errors, and we will batch them into a single change.
If the proposed update is non-trivial, also tag us for discussion.
- Submit the update as a pull request from your fork of this repo, and tag us for review.
Include the issue number in the pull request description and (optionally) in the branch name.
Consider starting with a "good first issue".
Before contributing, ensure you're familiar with:
- Our contribution guide
- Our code of conduct
- The Besu contribution guide, for Besu:Linea related contributions
- Our Security policy