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In this previous issue we discussed holding off on Podman/Docker for now: #467
Implementing this I hope would reduce initial compilation time even more, we're at about 5 minutes on my machine right now. But especially on Mac Podman might not be much better.
If we decide not to hold off, we should address the following as we address Podman:
We could just precompile the stdlib, store it as an asset in the Kybra release, do this kind of like the images in Azle...and just include it using include_bytes macro...this would get rid of the stable memory problem and the need to explain the hashing problem if the stdlib is not compiled in...major question is just if this is going to compile quickly...actually we should probably just do this when we do Podman, because we'll have to do a release and store the stdlib somewhere anyway, might as well just do it there
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We should never do this, instead we should implement the Wasm binary manipulation like Azle has, or we should encourage dynamic canister method registration.
In this previous issue we discussed holding off on Podman/Docker for now: #467
Implementing this I hope would reduce initial compilation time even more, we're at about 5 minutes on my machine right now. But especially on Mac Podman might not be much better.
If we decide not to hold off, we should address the following as we address Podman:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: