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chore: use &'static str for chip names as much as possible #1835

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@nhtyy nhtyy commented Dec 3, 2024

Returning a string is an allocation, Ive at least gotten rid of it for basic comparsions but it could still use a clean up, honestly might better to make a ChipName enum.

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nhtyy commented Dec 3, 2024

Still work to do around this if were supportive of continuing to use strings, ie: anywhere I call to_string

If we changed to an enum I think we could even have const name(&self) -> ChipName

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SP1 Performance Test Results

Branch: n/air_name_as_str
Commit: c165917
Author: nhtyy

program cycles execute (mHz) core (kHZ) compress (KHz) time success
fibonacci 11291 0.17 2.87 0.46 25s
ssz-withdrawals 2757356 17.32 126.33 34.84 1m19s
tendermint 12593597 6.65 267.73 99.64 2m8s

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