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The compiler should raise a warning when size of the generated runtime bytecode is >24577 bytes (EIP-170).
Because other chains may have different / no limits, we should not raise an exception. But I think for the majority of users, a warning will save some debugging headaches.
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Just to clarify, is it the deployment bytecode or the runtime bytecode that's affected by this size?
I believe it's the runtime, but should be sure of that. Error message should probably give some of this context too e.g. constructor doesn't count towards codesize
What's your issue about?
The compiler should raise a warning when size of the generated runtime bytecode is >24577 bytes (EIP-170).
Because other chains may have different / no limits, we should not raise an exception. But I think for the majority of users, a warning will save some debugging headaches.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: