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Use `__slots__`
See original GitHub issueCurrently we use this pattern to denote that MyThing will have a prop_a property.
class MyThing:
prop_a = None
It looks like if we instead use __slots__ we could see 40-50% reduction in memory footprint.
class MyThing:
__slots__ = ["prop_a"]
source:
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@cburgdorf Agreed. Right tool for the right job.
I think that the objects under the
Computationclass might be a good candidate for this. For complex EVM execution we could end up with 1000+ instances of each of these objects in memory.