Enlarge exemption limit#97
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…d to be extended to the next power of two
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(Clippy failing is not due to the changes induced by this PR, but I can make it go green here if needed) |
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Thank you! Looks good to me. I'll fix the clippy issue in a separate commit. |
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This (tiny) PR increases the transition constraint exemption limit in
AirContextby one.I believe that in some cases, the current limit may be a problem (for instance a trace where the 2^k rows are necessary, which then needs to be extended to the next power of two 2^{k+1}). In such cases, the current limit won't be sufficient, because the last evaluation frame to be checked on the proving side will overlap between the actual trace and the dummy values.