Gas optimization for Ubiquity contracts

0xRizwan commented 9 months ago

Hi,

I have done gas optimization on contracts in development branch.

Link to check the gas optimization changes- https://github.com/ubiquity/ubiquity-dollar/compare/development...0xRizwan:ubiquity-dollar-Gas-optimization:development

Total gas saved from current implementation contracts- 13_38_283

cc- @pavlovcik and @molecula451

0x4007 commented 9 months ago

How long does something like this take to do?

Also @rndquu @gitcoindev rfc

rndquu commented 9 months ago

How long does something like this take to do?

Also @rndquu @gitcoindev rfc

I would put ~4 hours

molecula451 commented 9 months ago

i'm likely good with require() i would focus in gas optimizations in edges such as:

Minting
Deposit
Withdraw

Overall user experience but at the same time preserving what we architecturally like in terms of code definition.

Perhaps we would like to upgrade to Erroring Support or not

0xRizwan commented 9 months ago

How long does something like this take to do? Also @rndquu @gitcoindev rfc

I would put ~4 hours

Hey,

Thanks for the comment. This would definitely need ~6 hours. The tests also required to be changed. To be noted all tests are passed shared in above link.

0xRizwan commented 9 months ago

i'm likely good with require() i would focus in gas optimizations in edges such as:

Minting

Deposit

Withdraw

Overall user experience but at the same time preserving what we architecturally like in terms of code definition.

Perhaps we would like to upgrade to Erroring Support or not

custom errors are preferred over require/assert. This definately saves gas with use of custom errors. In case of require, i see the string message length was more than 32 bytes at some instances which means additional 1 slot is required in such case. Instead of using more than 1 slot for just return string message, i would still prefer custom errors. To be noted, custom errors has not been used fully in all contracts, at some places require is kept too.

I believe the contracts is being deployed on Ethereum mainnet. For user experience, i would request to see the possibility of L2 deployment. This definately increases number of users using the protocol due to low fees and the users frequently using functions like Minting, Deposit, Withdraw would incur very very low gas as compared to Ethereum.

For example: Taking my real life example. On average, I pay 4$ for Ethereum transaction and 0.25$ for Arbitrum transaction.

molecula451 commented 9 months ago

custom errors are preferred over require/assert. This definately saves gas with use of custom errors. In case of require, i see the string message length was more than 32 bytes at some instances which means additional 1 slot is required in such case. Instead of using more than 1 slot for just return string message, i would still prefer custom errors. To be noted, custom errors has not been used fully in all contracts, at some places require is kept too.

I'm sure custom errors are better implementation, consider this as a refactor, but changing to custom errors could be considered a refactor, instead of some gas optimization as there are require() working very good tho, feel free to start working on the issue

0xRizwan commented 9 months ago

/start

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molecula451 commented 9 months ago

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0x4007 commented 9 months ago

@0xRizwan Make sure to set your wallet address first. I think that's the unhandled error.

0xRizwan commented 9 months ago

/wallet 0x9Ea3efa3F1145A46c4eEc34B5a995De570b8050b

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0xRizwan commented 9 months ago

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molecula451 commented 9 months ago

I believe the contracts is being deployed on Ethereum mainnet. For user experience, i would request to see the possibility of L2 deployment. This definately increases number of users using the protocol due to low fees and the users frequently using functions like Minting, Deposit, Withdraw would incur very very low gas as compared to Ethereum.

Hey We are going Mainnet, so consider that do not take in count L2s

molecula451 commented 9 months ago

custom erros can also be inside require() that's why the change could be considered a refactor

0xRizwan commented 9 months ago

Please check PR

Overall gas change from current implementation: 6.6 million which is ~2.3 % change.

Feel free to connect for any clarifications.

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# These linked pull requests are closed:  <a href="https://github.com/ubiquity/ubiquity-dollar/pull/896">#896</a>

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0x4007 commented 9 months ago

I'll try salvaging the permits from the logs here.

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