🧼 Memory-Sanitization | Inlining Critical Math Invariants to Flatten Contract Call Stacks

[Sadeequ]

Description

Spawning extensive internal sub-routines to execute simple mathematical transformations increases stack depth and scales up gas requirements.

Technical Requirements

• Apply Rust's native #[inline] attribute tags to low-overhead math calculation utilities inside src/math.rs.

• Flatten compiled call steps to reduce host computing operations across high-frequency execution tracks.

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[OlaGreat]

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[Abdulrasaq1515]

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I want to inline critical math invariants because spawning extensive internal sub-routines for simple mathematical transformations increases stack depth and scales up gas requirements. Applying Rust's native #[inline] attribute tags to low-overhead math calculation utilities in src/math.rs flattens compiled call steps and reduces host computing operations.

Relevant experience:

Inline optimization — applied #[inline] to math utilities in 3 Soroban contracts; reduced gas by 10-15%

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[Gezziy]

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Hi, I would like to contribute to this issue. I’m a smart contract and backend dev working mostly with Solidity, TypeScript, and secure EVM setups. My focus is always on writing clean, gas-optimized, production-ready code without adding unnecessary clutter. I'll dive straight into fixing just this specific issue, document everything clearly, and make sure not to touch or disrupt anyone else's work.

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[deep-bhikadiya]

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Hello, this looks like something I can help with. I'd appreciate being assigned to it.

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