chore: add block building benchmark test for public-compute-heavy txs#11991
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chore: add block building benchmark test for public-compute-heavy txs#11991
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| // Does a bunch of heavy compute | ||
| #[public] | ||
| fn sha256_hash_2048(data: [u8; 2048]) -> [u8; 32] { | ||
| std::hash::sha256(data) |
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I guess this is ok if you want just any heavy compute, but looks like Tom has been migrating things: #11696 to another sha?
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Add an alternative mode for blockbuilding benchmark test that spams public-compute-heavy transactions (a big sha256) instead of the tiny/simple transactions in the standard one.