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Replace the vendored c-kzg-4844 v2.1.1 and blst v0.3.14 sources with the exact v2.1.8 (e125905e) and v0.3.17 (54e6e556) release contents. The directory conventions are unchanged: ckzg.c unity build plus the headers and sources it includes, blst's server.c unity build with the portable no_asm.h backend and the public headers. blst's pre-generated assembly (build/assembly.S with the elf, mach-o and coff variants) is vendored as well so the build can switch it on per target without another vendoring pass; it is not compiled yet. Behaviour changes that reach this repository, taken from the diff rather than release notes: recover_cells_and_kzg_proofs now requires strictly ascending cell indices and rejects anything else (#594, consensus-specs #4519), where v2.1.1 accepted shuffled ones; the cell-verification Fiat-Shamir challenge preimage gained FIELD_ELEMENTS_PER_BLOB, so the challenge differs from v2.1.1's and matches the current reference vectors; point-at-infinity handling in g1_lincomb_fast was reworked (#600, #601, #603, #604, #606); and blst picked up the v0.3.16 s_mult_wbits hardening from the zkSecurity PeerDAS audit plus the v0.3.17 stack cap in the wbits precompute. Upstream's #607 (challenge over the deduplicated commitments) repaired a regression introduced after v2.1.1, so that bug never affected the previously vendored copy. The single local patch (the vect.h limb-width hoist that lets the no-assembly build use 32-bit limbs on x86_64/aarch64) is re-applied on top of v0.3.17 and documented in VENDOR.md together with the tag commits and release tarball sha256 sums. The mainnet trusted setup is byte-identical to the previous vendored copy. Upstream renamed its generated test vectors between the two releases; the four vendored EIP-4844 vectors are byte-identical to the v2.1.8 case_6 files and are renamed to match.
Compile blst the way upstream c-kzg-4844's own build.zig does on x86_64 and aarch64: src/server.c plus the pre-generated build/assembly.S with -O2 -ffreestanding -D__BLST_PORTABLE__, dropping -D__BLST_NO_ASM__ (and with it the effect of the vect.h 32-bit-limb patch) on those two architectures. __BLST_PORTABLE__ keeps the x86_64 build free of an ADX requirement: both the mulx and mulq variants are assembled and selected at run time via cpuid, so -Dcpu=baseline binaries run on any x86_64 CPU. assembly.S is added through addCSourceFile rather than addAssemblyFile because it has to be preprocessed with the same defines. Every other target keeps the portable no-asm C backend, and -Dblst-asm=false forces it on x86_64/aarch64 for measurement or toolchain workarounds. The same byte-for-byte reference vectors pass on both backends. On this machine (Apple M4, ReleaseFast, taken back to back on the same commit, minimum of 10/30 runs, host under heavy unrelated load): op no-asm asm speedup trusted setup load 13513 ms 2981 ms 4.5x blob_to_kzg_commitment 352 ms 72 ms 4.9x compute_blob_kzg_proof 336 ms 76 ms 4.4x verify_blob_kzg_proof 12.2 ms 1.86 ms 6.6x verify_blob_kzg_proof_batch 11.2 ms 1.86 ms 6.0x Adds bench/kzg_bench.zig (zig build bench-kzg / make bench-kzg), which reports min and median latency per operation on a deterministic blob with full-width field elements. Cross-compiled and symbol-checked: x86_64-linux-musl and aarch64-linux-musl (-Dcpu=baseline; the Linux aarch64 test binary passes all unit tests in a container), x86_64-macos, and the coff variant assembles for x86_64/aarch64-windows-gnu. riscv64-linux-musl exercises the unchanged no-asm fallback.
src/kzg.zig used to declare c-kzg's KZGSettings as an extern struct that mirrored setup/settings.h field by field. Any upstream field addition would have made load_trusted_setup_file write past the Zig-side storage without any diagnostic. The struct is now opaque on the Zig side: a tiny eth.zig-owned C shim (src/crypto/c-kzg/ckzg_shim.c) compiled against the vendored header exports sizeof and _Alignof(KZGSettings), and init allocates exactly that much storage (16-byte aligned, checked against the reported alignment) from the caller's allocator, which is the first real use of the allocator init has always taken. deinit frees it through the same allocator. init's once-flag had a livelock: callers that lost the race spun until the state became READY, but a failed load reset the state to UNINIT, so every waiter would spin forever. The state machine now has the waiters re-observe the state: INITIALIZING (and the new DEINITIALIZING, which deinit holds while freeing) means wait and look again, UNINIT means race to claim the load, READY means done. A failed load is reported to the caller that owned it, and the waiters retry the load themselves. The waiting loop yields the thread instead of pure spinning since a load takes seconds. Tests: the shim-reported size and alignment are sanity-checked; a test-build-only failure hook exercises the failed-load path deterministically (the error is returned, the state is back to UNINIT, no storage leaks, and a retry succeeds); and a concurrent test has eight threads race init while the hook fails the first claimed attempt only after every thread has entered, so the others are provably waiting when the failure is published. Exactly one caller sees the error, the other seven complete, and the load ran exactly twice.
Add the rest of the c-kzg-4844 surface to eth.kzg:
computeKzgProof(blob, z) -> {proof, y} and verifyKzgProof(commitment,
z, y, proof) -> bool: the EIP-4844 point-evaluation pair.
computeCells, computeCellsAndKzgProofs, recoverCellsAndKzgProofs and
verifyCellKzgProofBatch: the EIP-7594 (PeerDAS) cell functions, with
Cell = [2048]u8, CELLS_PER_EXT_BLOB = 128, FIELD_ELEMENTS_PER_CELL =
64 and the related size constants. The 128-cell outputs are written
through caller-provided arrays (256 KiB of cells per blob does not
belong on the stack), recovery may skip the proofs, and every argument
check c-kzg performs (index range, sorted and unique recovery indices,
at least half the cells, length agreement) surfaces as BadArgs while a
proof that merely does not check out returns false.
initWithOptions(allocator, .{ .precompute = n }): c-kzg's fixed-base
MSM window for the FK20 cell prover. The default stays 0; the doc
comment records upstream's recommendation of 8-9 for frequent cell
proof computation and its cost (~96 / ~192 MiB of tables, ~0.6 / ~1.1 s
of extra load time on an M1). Values above 15 are rejected up front.
Tests. Unit tests round-trip each function (compute -> verify batch in
shuffled order -> recover from every other cell, proofs optional,
unsorted/short/mismatched inputs rejected, precompute=2 output identical
to precompute=0). tests/kzg_vectors_test.zig, run by zig build
vector-test, checks every new function byte for byte against the
official c-kzg-4844 v2.1.8 reference vectors vendored under
tests/vectors/kzg/ (7.3 MiB, 166 cases, selection and sizes in its
README): all 122 verify_kzg_proof cases, and valid plus invalid cases
for compute_kzg_proof, compute_cells_and_kzg_proofs (whose cell half
also pins computeCells, upstream's compute_cells vectors sharing the
same blobs), recover_cells_and_kzg_proofs (unsorted, duplicated and
out-of-range indices, too few cells, non-canonical cell) and
verify_cell_kzg_proof_batch (zero cells, the same cell repeated,
unsorted indices, several blobs, the valid_regression1 infinity
commitment, every incorrect_* and invalid_* case). Wrong-length inputs
that the fixed-size Zig types cannot express are required to be
`null` vectors. Inverting one verdict comparison makes the suite fail
on the first case, so the harness is not vacuous.
The kzg benchmark gains compute_cells_and_kzg_proofs,
verify_cell_kzg_proof_batch (1 and 128 cells) and recovery from 64
cells.
computeVersionedHash hashed the commitment with keccak256. EIP-4844 defines the versioned hash as sha256(commitment) with the first byte replaced by 0x01, and the execution layer recomputes it that way when it checks a type-3 transaction's blob_versioned_hashes against the sidecar commitments, so every blob transaction built through this function carried hashes no node would accept. The point-evaluation precompile derives its hash the same way. Caught by the go-ethereum known-answer vector added with the network wrapper: go-ethereum's kzg4844.CalcBlobHashV1 is sha256 and the two disagreed on every byte after the version byte. The signature and return type are unchanged; only the digest is. Tests pin the result to sha256 of the commitment, assert it differs from the keccak256 value, and check one fixed reference hash. BREAKING CHANGE: blob.computeVersionedHash returns different bytes for every input. Any versioned hash produced by v0.9.1 or earlier was wrong (keccak256-derived) and would have been rejected on chain, so nothing correct depended on the old value -- but consumers that stored, logged or compared those hashes will see different bytes, and this must not be released as a patch bump.
A type-3 transaction is not broadcast on its own: eth_sendRawTransaction
takes a wrapper list carrying the sidecar. eth.zig could build blob
commitments and proofs but had no wrapper, so a blob transaction could
never actually be sent. Both versions are now produced from the signed
bytes the existing type-3 path already returns.
blob.BlobSidecarV1 {blobs, commitments, cell_proofs} is the Fusaka
sidecar: 128 cell proofs per blob, blob-major, with cellProofsOf(i) for
one blob's proofs. blob.buildSidecarV1(allocator, blobs) computes the
commitments and cell proofs via computeCellsAndKzgProofs (the sidecar
owns the two allocations; deinit frees them). sidecar.verify(allocator)
recomputes the cells and runs one verifyCellKzgProofBatch over all of
them, which is the check a node applies on receipt.
blob.NetworkSidecar is the .v0 / .v1 union handed to the new
transaction.wrapBlobTransaction(allocator, signed_tx, sidecar, options),
which emits
0x03 || rlp([tx_payload_body, blobs, commitments, proofs]) (v0)
0x03 || rlp([tx_payload_body, 1, blobs, commitments, cell_proofs]) (v1)
embedding the signed transaction's own RLP list verbatim as the first
item. It rejects input that is not a single type-3 RLP list
(NotABlobTransaction), sidecars whose slice lengths disagree
(SidecarShapeMismatch, including a v1 sidecar without exactly 128 proofs
per blob) and, unless verify_proofs is set false, sidecars whose proofs
do not verify (SidecarVerificationFailed) -- the self-check before
broadcast. The legacy v0 path and every existing signature are unchanged;
this is all additive.
rlp.decodeItem, its Item and ItemKind are now public: the wrapper needs
to split the signed transaction's list off, and it lets callers walk an
RLP list without a typed decoder.
Tests. Structural: both wrappers round-trip through eth.zig's own
decoder (five and four items, the body list byte-identical to the signed
transaction's, the 0x01 version byte, and the blob/commitment/proof
lists compared element by element), and the encoded size equals the sum
of its parts. Rejection: an EIP-1559 transaction, truncated and padded
type-3 bytes, empty input, a short v1 proof list, an empty sidecar, and
a corrupted cell proof caught by the default self-check. Sidecar:
buildSidecarV1 over two blobs verifies, and swapping the two blobs'
proof blocks fails verification rather than erroring.
Known-answer: tests/blob_sidecar_vectors_test.zig (zig build
vector-test) rebuilds a fixed transaction and blob and compares against
a vector generated with go-ethereum v1.16.8's types.BlobTxSidecar, whose
KZG backend (go-eth-kzg) is independent of c-kzg-4844 -- commitment,
versioned hash, blob proof, all 128 cell proofs, r/s/y_parity, and the
length and keccak256 of the signed transaction and of both wrappers all
match byte for byte. The generator and its pinned go.mod are vendored
next to the vector so it can be regenerated.
docs/content/docs/kzg.mdx now covers the whole module: init and initWithOptions (with upstream's precompute recommendation and its memory and load-time cost), building a version-1 sidecar with buildSidecarV1, broadcasting through wrapBlobTransaction in either wrapper version, the point-evaluation and cell functions, the error mapping, the measured assembly-versus-portable table, and what the conformance tests prove. The transactions guide points at it from the type-3 section and states that a versioned hash is sha256 of the commitment. The README and the modules page list the new exports, the vector-test step and bench-kzg. VENDOR.md is brought up to date: pinned tags and commits with the release tarball sha256 sums, exactly what is and is not vendored from each project, the single vect.h patch, the eth.zig-owned ckzg_shim.c, the build flags for both blst backends and why the old GAS-versus-clang rationale for the portable-only build no longer holds under Zig 0.16, the measured speedups, the targets the assembly path was exercised on, the fmemopen limitation on Windows, and a re-vendoring checklist.
wrapBlobTransaction decoded the signed transaction only far enough to assert it was a single type-3 RLP list; it never looked at blob_versioned_hashes. It would therefore happily emit a wrapper whose sidecar belongs to a different transaction, has a different number of blobs, or pairs the blobs with the wrong hashes -- exactly what EIP-7594's sidecar validation rejects, so the caller learned about it from a node's rejection rather than from the library. The pre-broadcast self-check now covers EIP-7594's first and third validity conditions as well as the fourth: walk the body to blob_versioned_hashes (field 10 of a signed type-3 list), require exactly one hash per blob and computeVersionedHash(commitments[i]) == blob_versioned_hashes[i] for every i, and report error.VersionedHashMismatch otherwise. A body too short to carry the field, or a malformed hash list, is NotABlobTransaction. The walk is ten decodeItem calls over a short prefix, so it runs unconditionally -- the verify_proofs option still gates only the expensive proof verification, and the binding is checked before it. Tests cover the three cases from review plus two more: versioned hashes unrelated to the commitments, one hash against two blobs, no hashes at all, more hashes than blobs, and the right hashes in the wrong order (all must fail, and did not before); that the binding fires with verify_proofs disabled; that the v0 path is bound the same way; and two malformed bodies. Three doc passages claimed the old self-check was "the check nodes apply before accepting the transaction". Corrected: sidecar.verify is EIP-7594's fourth condition only and says nothing about which transaction the sidecar belongs to, and wrapBlobTransaction's guarantee is now stated as the ordered list of what it checks and what it deliberately does not (signature, nonce, fees, gas).
Review found that both vendored compute_cells_and_kzg_proofs vectors (valid_0, valid_1) are constant blobs: all 128 cells identical and all 128 proofs the point at infinity. Any permutation of the outputs still passed, so the c-kzg vector suite pinned nothing about per-index content or ordering -- swapping two proofs inside computeCellsAndKzgProofs left all six vector tests green. The same was true of the two vendored verify_cell_kzg_proof_batch positive cases. Replace the degenerate duplicates with upstream's valid_2 in both suites: a full-entropy blob whose 128 cells and 128 proofs are all distinct, so per-index content is pinned. valid_0 stays as the infinity-proof edge case. The file count and total size are unchanged (166 files, 7.3 MiB) and both new files are byte-identical to v2.1.8. The go-ethereum known-answer vector had the same blind spot for a different reason: with one blob, blob-major and cell-major cell_proofs layouts produce identical bytes, so the strongest artefact on the branch could not pin the layout EIP-7594 specifies. Regenerate it with two distinct deterministic blobs. All 256 proofs are now distinct and the two 128-proof blocks differ, so a transposed or swapped layout changes the wrapper's keccak256. The vector grows from 15 KiB to 30 KiB and now records both commitments, versioned hashes and blob proofs; the Zig test rebuilds both blobs from the recorded recipes, checks each against its sha256, and asserts the two proof blocks are distinguishable so the comparison has teeth. The vectors README described valid_1 as a "random blob" when it is constant; it now states which cases are degenerate, why the non-degenerate one was chosen, and why the KAT uses two blobs. The generator's debugging .hex output is gitignored.
Commit "stop hand-mirroring KZGSettings" removed the one hand-mirrored C struct but left eight hand-copied C macros in src/kzg.zig: CELLS_PER_EXT_BLOB, BYTES_PER_CELL, FIELD_ELEMENTS_PER_CELL, FIELD_ELEMENTS_PER_BLOB, BYTES_PER_BLOB, BYTES_PER_COMMITMENT, BYTES_PER_PROOF and BYTES_PER_FIELD_ELEMENT. These size the buffers the C code writes into -- computeCellsAndKzgProofs writes exactly CELLS_PER_EXT_BLOB cells and proofs into a caller-provided array -- so a divergence after a future vendor bump is the same memory-corruption failure mode the settings shim was written to eliminate, and today it would be caught only indirectly. Export each from ckzg_shim.c, which is compiled against the vendored headers with the same flags as the unity build, and assert the Zig constants against them in a test, along with the invariants that tie them together (BYTES_PER_CELL == FIELD_ELEMENTS_PER_CELL * BYTES_PER_FIELD_ELEMENT, @sizeof(Cell) == BYTES_PER_CELL, FIELD_ELEMENTS_PER_EXT_BLOB == CELLS_PER_EXT_BLOB * FIELD_ELEMENTS_PER_CELL). The whole FFI size surface is now self-checking.
Two accuracy defects from review, both about the init/deinit state machine rather than its behaviour. deinit's doc comment said "concurrent init/deinit calls are serialized by the state machine". They are not: a deinit that races an in-flight init finds the state INITIALIZING, its READY -> DEINITIALIZING exchange fails, and it returns having done nothing, leaving the setup loaded once that init finishes. That is safe (no double free, no use-after-free) but it is a silent no-op, not serialization, and a caller relying on the comment would be surprised. Documented as what it is. The concurrent-init test counted threads that had *entered* init, which only showed all eight reached the worker, not that seven were parked on STATE_INITIALIZING when the failure was published -- the property that distinguishes this from the old livelocking code. init now calls a test-only hook the first time a call parks (comptime-dead outside test builds, like the existing failure hook), the test's failure injector waits for num_threads - 1 parks before failing, and the test asserts that count afterwards. The waiters are now provably inside the wait branch when the failure is stored.
recover_cells_and_kzg_proofs has two branches: the vanishing-polynomial pipeline, and a copy fast path when nothing is missing (eip7594.c:239-246). Only the first was exercised -- the round-trip test recovers from 64 of 128 cells, and the vendored vector selection omits upstream's valid_no_missing case (1 MiB). Pass all 128 indices and assert the recovered cells and proofs equal the computed ones, which covers the branch for three lines instead of a megabyte. Also add the missing negative: more cells than an extended blob has (129), which the Zig-side guard rejects before any C call and which no test reached. Two test-hygiene fixes from review while in here: the shuffled-cell buffers were 256 KiB of stack in a module whose own API takes those arrays by pointer precisely to avoid that, so they are heap-allocated like the surrounding code; and indexing a slice with a u64 does not compile where usize is 32-bit, so the index is converted explicitly.
Both CI runners are x86_64 and aarch64, which now take the blst assembly path by default, so after this branch the portable C backend had zero automated coverage while remaining the only path on riscv64, wasm32, aarch64_be, every 32-bit target and behind -Dblst-asm=false. Add a job that runs the unit tests with -Dblst-asm=false and builds for riscv64-linux-musl, which has no assembly at all. The portable backend is about 7x slower, so one OS is enough: the run takes roughly 2m45s locally against 25s for the assembly build. Also rename the vector step, which has said "Run ENS conformance vectors" since before it also ran the KZG reference vectors and the go-ethereum blob-transaction known-answer test.
The Correctness section listed the vector families without saying which property they establish. Name the two that review showed were not obvious: the vendored positive cases now include full-entropy blobs, so per-index cell and proof content is pinned rather than just the multiset, and the go-ethereum known-answer vector uses two distinct blobs, so the blob-major cell_proofs layout is pinned rather than being indistinguishable from a transposed one.
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474-474: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPrevent overflow in long-item bounds checks.
A long-form RLP length can approach
maxInt(usize). The expressions1 + len_bytes + lenthen overflow before the code returnsInputTooShort.First validate the header length. Then compare
lenwith the remaining input length.Proposed fix
- if (data.len < 1 + len_bytes + len) return error.InputTooShort; + const header_len = 1 + len_bytes; + if (len > data.len - header_len) return error.InputTooShort; + const end = header_len + len; return .{ .kind = .string, - .payload = data[1 + len_bytes .. 1 + len_bytes + len], - .rest = data[1 + len_bytes + len ..], + .payload = data[header_len..end], + .rest = data[end..], };Apply the same change to the long-list branch.
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In `@src/crypto/blst/src/recip.c`:
- Around line 67-69: Update the reciprocal implementation in recip.c to use
flt_reciprocal_fp when __BLST_NO_ASM__ is defined, avoiding the unavailable
ct_inverse_mod_384 symbol in the no-assembly backend. Preserve the existing
ct_inverse_mod_384 path for assembly-enabled builds and keep the Montgomery
reduction and multiplication behavior unchanged.
In `@src/crypto/c-kzg/src/common/lincomb.c`:
- Around line 101-103: Update g1_lincomb_fast to check len == 0 and assign
G1_IDENTITY before the first allocation or c_kzg_calloc call, returning success
immediately; preserve the existing zero-input handling for non-empty inputs.
In `@src/transaction.zig`:
- Line 301: Update checkVersionedHashes to validate that the decoded data after
blob_versioned_hashes contains exactly three fields: y_parity, r, and s. Reject
payloads with missing or additional fields by checking hashes.rest before
wrapBlobTransaction encodes the network wrapper.
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In `@src/rlp.zig`:
- Line 474: Update the long-item and long-list bounds checks in the relevant RLP
decoding branches to avoid computing the overflow-prone expression 1 + len_bytes
+ len. First validate that the input contains the full header, then compare len
against the remaining input length before slicing or accepting the payload,
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| ct_inverse_mod_384(temp.x, inp, BLS12_381_P, Px8); | ||
| redc_mont_384(temp.r[0], temp.x, BLS12_381_P, p0); | ||
| mul_mont_384(temp.r[0], temp.r[0], RRx4, BLS12_381_P, p0); | ||
| mul_mont_384(temp.r[0], temp.r[0], BLS12_381_RR, BLS12_381_P, p0); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use flt_reciprocal_fp for the no-assembly backend.
build.zig compiles server.c with __BLST_NO_ASM__ for -Dblst-asm=false and targets such as riscv64. server.c includes recip.c, but this backend only declares ct_inverse_mod_384; it provides no definition, and the assembly file is omitted. The link therefore fails with an unresolved ct_inverse_mod_384. Select flt_reciprocal_fp under __BLST_NO_ASM__, or add a constant-time C implementation.
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In `@src/crypto/blst/src/recip.c` around lines 67 - 69, Update the reciprocal
implementation in recip.c to use flt_reciprocal_fp when __BLST_NO_ASM__ is
defined, avoiding the unavailable ct_inverse_mod_384 symbol in the no-assembly
backend. Preserve the existing ct_inverse_mod_384 path for assembly-enabled
builds and keep the Montgomery reduction and multiplication behavior unchanged.
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| /* We were either given no inputs, or all zero inputs: return the point at infinity */ | ||
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| *out = G1_IDENTITY; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Handle len == 0 before allocation.
g1_lincomb_fast calls c_kzg_calloc with count == 0, which returns C_KZG_BADARGS before the G1_IDENTITY branch. Move the empty-input return before the first allocation.
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| const item = rlp.decodeItem(rest) catch return error.NotABlobTransaction; | ||
| rest = item.rest; | ||
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| const hashes = rlp.decodeItem(rest) catch return error.NotABlobTransaction; |
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Require exactly three signature fields after blob_versioned_hashes.
checkVersionedHashes does not consume hashes.rest. An 11-field payload from serializeForSigning can therefore pass validation. wrapBlobTransaction then copies that payload into the network wrapper without y_parity, r, or s, which can cause receiving nodes to reject it as an invalid signed transaction.
Consume exactly y_parity, r, and s. Reject missing or additional fields before encoding the wrapper.
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const hashes = rlp.decodeItem(rest) catch return error.NotABlobTransaction;
if (hashes.kind != .list) return error.NotABlobTransaction;
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+ var signature_rest = hashes.rest;
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+ const item = rlp.decodeItem(signature_rest) catch return error.NotABlobTransaction;
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+ signature_rest = item.rest;
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In `@src/transaction.zig` at line 301, Update checkVersionedHashes to validate
that the decoded data after blob_versioned_hashes contains exactly three fields:
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What
Brings eth.zig's KZG stack up to Fusaka. Four things, in order of how much they matter:
blob.computeVersionedHashused keccak256. EIP-4844 requires0x01 || sha256(commitment)[1:]. Every blob transaction eth.zig could build carried a versioned hash no node would accept.The versioned hash fix
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fix(blob)!with aBREAKING CHANGE:footer, because it changes the output of a public function for every input. The old value was unusable on chain, so nothing correct depended on it, but anyone who persisted a hash from v0.9.1 will see different bytes.The three tests on
mainchecked the version byte, determinism, and that different commitments differ. None of them compared against a known answer, which is exactly why this survived. The new test pinssha256(48 zero bytes)with the version byte applied, and the go-ethereum cross-check pins it again end to end.Performance
blst assembly is compiled on aarch64 and x86_64 (
build/assembly.S, with__BLST_PORTABLE__so-Dcpu=baselinestays safe and the mulx/mulq split is resolved at runtime). Other targets keep the portable C path, and-Dblst-asm=falseforces it anywhere. Measured on Apple Silicon, minimum of repeated runs:blobToKzgCommitmentcomputeCellsAndKzgProofsverifyCellKzgProofBatch(128)recoverCellsAndKzgProofs(64)New
zig build bench-kzg. The independent review re-measured all nine operations and landed within a few percent.New API
Point evaluation (
computeKzgProof,verifyKzgProof) and the full EIP-7594 surface (computeCells,computeCellsAndKzgProofs,recoverCellsAndKzgProofs,verifyCellKzgProofBatch), plusCell,CELLS_PER_EXT_BLOBand aprecomputeoption on init.blob.BlobSidecarV1carries 128 cell proofs per blob andtransaction.wrapBlobTransactionemits either wrapper:rlp([tx_payload_body, 0x01, blobs, commitments, cell_proofs])rlp([tx_payload_body, blobs, commitments, proofs]), unchangedBefore wrapping, it checks both halves of EIP-7594's validity rule: that each commitment's versioned hash matches the corresponding entry in the transaction body, and that every cell proof verifies. A mismatch is an error rather than bytes the network will silently drop.
Safety fixes found along the way
KZGSettingswas hand-mirrored as a Zigextern struct. The upstream bump adds fields, and a stale mirror is a silent heap overflow. It is now opaque storage sized by a C shim compiled with the same flags as the library, so it cannot go stale. The same shim now exports the eight size constants that were also hand-copied and that size buffers the C writes into.initcould livelock. A failed initializer reset the state to uninitialized while waiters spun on "ready", so a failed load hung every waiter forever. The state machine now has waiters observe the failure and retry or return it. The olddeinitalso had a use-after-free window against a racinginit, which is closed.Testing
mainis 898), plus 6 KZG vector tests and a go-ethereum known-answer test, all green undermake ci.-Dcpu=baseline), and with the portable backend.-Dblst-asm=false, since both existing runners now take the assembly path and the portable backend would otherwise have no coverage.Independent review ran six source mutations; all are caught. One earlier gap it found is closed here: the two vendored cell-proof vectors were constant blobs, so every cell and proof was identical and a swapped proof passed the whole suite. They are replaced with non-degenerate cases, and the cross-check vector now uses two distinct blobs so blob-major ordering is actually pinned.
Size
The checkout grows about 9.4 MiB, mostly reference vectors (7.3 MiB) and blst assembly (1.4 MiB). A compressed clone goes from 3.5 to 4.5 MiB, since the hex vectors compress about 8x.
Not included
Proving-side
precompute8-9 tuning is left at upstream's documented numbers. Windows still cannot link the KZG module (fmemopenis POSIX); replacing the setup loader with the byte-based entry point is noted inVENDOR.mdas the follow-up.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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