We get a lot of inspiration from LVM, right? The thing you want to build is the extensible structure. So basically our compilation tool has two layers. It's a proof system agnostic IR that describes the high level logic. How does it look like? What would be the opcode? It's just a rust. Just a rust. There's no opcode. Yeah.
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