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Episode 251: Exploring RISC Zero with Brian Retford and Jeremy Bruestle

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ZKVM

ZKVM works exactly like a regular processor. We actually use a permutation argument mechanism to do the emulation of the random access memory. And when you write a program, it jumps into main and there's some initial setup and all the sort of exact standard stuff. When it terminates, there's just basically use a low level instruction in risk five to call to the operating system to represent the termination of the program.

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