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Before we can assign concrete values to X and Y in this standard, we need to profile representative guest programs under realistic workloads.
The most demanding case should be profiled against a large mainnet block, since peak memory usage depends on input characteristics.
Stack and heap behave differently and are worth thinking about separately. Stack usage is largely predictable from program structure: call depth and the size of stack-allocated objects per frame. Heap is harder to bound, particularly for managed runtimes where allocation is driven by runtime behaviour rather than program structure alone. For Rust
no_stdguests the allocator is fully under the guest author's control, so heap usage can be measured and reasoned about directly.Concretely, what is needed:
The benchmark results should be included as an appendix to the standard before it moves to acceptance. Happy to discuss methodology on this thread or in the next breakout call.