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* Use infallible, unchecked methods to write into the serialization buffer We serialize in two steps: first we compute the size of the buffer, then we write into it. Therefore there's no need to check if each individual write fits the buffer - we know it does we just computed the required size. * serialize_parameters: remove extra loop/borrows Remove one extra loop over accounts to gather account lengths. Also gather all accounts at once and avoid temporary borrows. * Move creating MemoryRegions for serialized parameters from create_vm to serialize_parameters This is in preparation of using multiple MemoryRegions once we land direct account mapping. * bpf_loader: introduce internal API to build serialization buffer/regions This is prep work for landing the direct_mapping feature, which maps account data in their own memory regions. * serialization: fix after API changes |
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README.md
Solana SDK
Use the Solana SDK Crate to write client side applications in Rust. If writing on-chain programs, use the Solana Program Crate instead.
More information about Solana is available in the Solana documentation.
The Solana Program Library provides examples of how to use this crate.
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