feat(arithmetization): support sharding of interpreter() function - #3850
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This puts in place support for sharding on the interpreter() function. This is done by converting the interpreter loop into a recursive "no return" function call. The key about this approach, is that it makes it relatively simple to then shard the interpreter() function. Signed-off-by: DavePearce <dave01001110@gmail.com>
The specific commit is not yet merged into ZkC main, but contains what we need to run the changes on this branch. Signed-off-by: DavePearce <dave01001110@gmail.com>
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This puts in place support for sharding on the interpreter() function. This is done by converting the interpreter loop into a recursive "no return" function call. The key about this approach, is that it makes it relatively simple to then shard the interpreter() function.