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core: drop OLDPUSH1, it's no longer needed Fixes #927.
2020-06-05 10:04:20 +00:00
// Code generated by "stringer -type=Opcode -linecomment"; DO NOT EDIT.
vm: move opcodes into their own package This allows easier reuse of opcodes and in some cases allows to eliminate dependencies on the whole vm package, like in compiler that only needs opcodes and doesn't care about VM for any other purpose. And yes, they're opcodes because an instruction is a whole thing with operands, that's what context.Next() returns.
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package opcode
import "strconv"
func _() {
// An "invalid array index" compiler error signifies that the constant values have changed.
// Re-run the stringer command to generate them again.
var x [1]struct{}
vm: implement new PUSH opcodes
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_ = x[PUSHINT8-0]
_ = x[PUSHINT16-1]
_ = x[PUSHINT32-2]
_ = x[PUSHINT64-3]
_ = x[PUSHINT128-4]
_ = x[PUSHINT256-5]
vm: implement PUSHA/CALLA opcodes
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_ = x[PUSHA-10]
vm: implement new PUSH opcodes
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_ = x[PUSHNULL-11]
_ = x[PUSHDATA1-12]
_ = x[PUSHDATA2-13]
_ = x[PUSHDATA4-14]
_ = x[PUSHM1-15]
_ = x[PUSH0-16]
_ = x[PUSHF-16]
_ = x[PUSH1-17]
_ = x[PUSHT-17]
_ = x[PUSH2-18]
_ = x[PUSH3-19]
_ = x[PUSH4-20]
_ = x[PUSH5-21]
_ = x[PUSH6-22]
_ = x[PUSH7-23]
_ = x[PUSH8-24]
_ = x[PUSH9-25]
_ = x[PUSH10-26]
_ = x[PUSH11-27]
_ = x[PUSH12-28]
_ = x[PUSH13-29]
_ = x[PUSH14-30]
_ = x[PUSH15-31]
_ = x[PUSH16-32]
vm: implement new JMP* and CALL* opcodes In compiler JMP*_L opcodes are always used, as this requires less effort.
2020-04-23 08:56:36 +00:00
_ = x[NOP-33]
_ = x[JMP-34]
_ = x[JMPL-35]
_ = x[JMPIF-36]
_ = x[JMPIFL-37]
_ = x[JMPIFNOT-38]
_ = x[JMPIFNOTL-39]
_ = x[JMPEQ-40]
_ = x[JMPEQL-41]
_ = x[JMPNE-42]
_ = x[JMPNEL-43]
_ = x[JMPGT-44]
_ = x[JMPGTL-45]
_ = x[JMPGE-46]
_ = x[JMPGEL-47]
_ = x[JMPLT-48]
_ = x[JMPLTL-49]
_ = x[JMPLE-50]
_ = x[JMPLEL-51]
_ = x[CALL-52]
_ = x[CALLL-53]
vm: implement PUSHA/CALLA opcodes
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_ = x[CALLA-54]
opcode: add CALLT opcode, move ABORT/ASSERT Refs. #1644. Hash compatibility test temporarily disabled, to be enabled when it's up to date with current C# master.
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_ = x[CALLT-55]
_ = x[ABORT-56]
_ = x[ASSERT-57]
vm: implement ASSERT/ABORT opcodes Rename THROWIFNOT to ASSERT, add ABORT opcode. ABORT cannot be caught, but the implementation should be postponed until exception handling is implemented.
2020-05-06 12:54:18 +00:00
_ = x[THROW-58]
vm: support exceptions Implement 3 new instructions: TRY,ENDTRY,ENDFINALLY. 1. TRY marks the start of the block where exceptions are catched. It has 2 arguments which are relative offsets of exception handler and the end of the whole try/catch construction. 2. ENDTRY denotes either end of try or catch block. 3. ENDFINALLY denotes end of finally block which is executed irregardless of whether an exception has occured.
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_ = x[TRY-59]
_ = x[TRYL-60]
_ = x[ENDTRY-61]
_ = x[ENDTRYL-62]
_ = x[ENDFINALLY-63]
vm: move RET and SYSCALL opcodes
2020-05-07 10:23:05 +00:00
_ = x[RET-64]
_ = x[SYSCALL-65]
vm: reorder stack opcodes Leave *ALTSTACK opcodes for now as they are needed in compiler while slot opcodes are not yet here.
2020-05-06 08:19:58 +00:00
_ = x[DEPTH-67]
_ = x[DROP-69]
_ = x[NIP-70]
_ = x[XDROP-72]
vm: implement CLEAR opcode
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_ = x[CLEAR-73]
vm: reorder stack opcodes Leave *ALTSTACK opcodes for now as they are needed in compiler while slot opcodes are not yet here.
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_ = x[DUP-74]
_ = x[OVER-75]
_ = x[PICK-77]
_ = x[TUCK-78]
_ = x[SWAP-80]
_ = x[ROT-81]
_ = x[ROLL-82]
vm: implement REVERSE* opcodes Use new opcodes in the compiler instead of XSWAP/ROLL.
2020-05-06 09:12:29 +00:00
_ = x[REVERSE3-83]
_ = x[REVERSE4-84]
_ = x[REVERSEN-85]
vm: implement slot-related opcodes 1. Slot is a new mechanism for storing variables during execution which is more convenient than alt.stack. This commit implements support for slot opcodes in both vm and compiler. 2. Remove old alt.stack opcodes. 3. Do not process globals at the start of every function, but instead load them single time at main.
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_ = x[INITSSLOT-86]
_ = x[INITSLOT-87]
_ = x[LDSFLD0-88]
_ = x[LDSFLD1-89]
_ = x[LDSFLD2-90]
_ = x[LDSFLD3-91]
_ = x[LDSFLD4-92]
_ = x[LDSFLD5-93]
_ = x[LDSFLD6-94]
_ = x[LDSFLD-95]
_ = x[STSFLD0-96]
_ = x[STSFLD1-97]
_ = x[STSFLD2-98]
_ = x[STSFLD3-99]
_ = x[STSFLD4-100]
_ = x[STSFLD5-101]
_ = x[STSFLD6-102]
_ = x[STSFLD-103]
_ = x[LDLOC0-104]
_ = x[LDLOC1-105]
_ = x[LDLOC2-106]
_ = x[LDLOC3-107]
_ = x[LDLOC4-108]
_ = x[LDLOC5-109]
_ = x[LDLOC6-110]
_ = x[LDLOC-111]
_ = x[STLOC0-112]
_ = x[STLOC1-113]
_ = x[STLOC2-114]
_ = x[STLOC3-115]
_ = x[STLOC4-116]
_ = x[STLOC5-117]
_ = x[STLOC6-118]
_ = x[STLOC-119]
_ = x[LDARG0-120]
_ = x[LDARG1-121]
_ = x[LDARG2-122]
_ = x[LDARG3-123]
_ = x[LDARG4-124]
_ = x[LDARG5-125]
_ = x[LDARG6-126]
_ = x[LDARG-127]
_ = x[STARG0-128]
_ = x[STARG1-129]
_ = x[STARG2-130]
_ = x[STARG3-131]
_ = x[STARG4-132]
_ = x[STARG5-133]
_ = x[STARG6-134]
_ = x[STARG-135]
vm: implement NEWBUFFER opcode
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_ = x[NEWBUFFER-136]
vm: implement MEMCPY opcode MEMCPY copies byte-slice to a destination buffer.
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_ = x[MEMCPY-137]
vm: reorder splice opcodes
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_ = x[CAT-139]
_ = x[SUBSTR-140]
_ = x[LEFT-141]
_ = x[RIGHT-142]
vm: reorder arithmetic opcodes
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_ = x[INVERT-144]
_ = x[AND-145]
_ = x[OR-146]
_ = x[XOR-147]
_ = x[EQUAL-151]
vm: reorder stack opcodes Leave *ALTSTACK opcodes for now as they are needed in compiler while slot opcodes are not yet here.
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_ = x[NOTEQUAL-152]
vm: reorder arithmetic opcodes
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_ = x[SIGN-153]
_ = x[ABS-154]
_ = x[NEGATE-155]
_ = x[INC-156]
_ = x[DEC-157]
_ = x[ADD-158]
_ = x[SUB-159]
_ = x[MUL-160]
_ = x[DIV-161]
_ = x[MOD-162]
vm: implement POW opcode
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_ = x[POW-163]
vm: implement SQRT opcode
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_ = x[SQRT-164]
vm: reorder arithmetic opcodes
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_ = x[SHL-168]
_ = x[SHR-169]
_ = x[NOT-170]
_ = x[BOOLAND-171]
_ = x[BOOLOR-172]
_ = x[NZ-177]
_ = x[NUMEQUAL-179]
_ = x[NUMNOTEQUAL-180]
_ = x[LT-181]
opcode: fix GTE, LTE string representations
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_ = x[LE-182]
vm: reorder arithmetic opcodes
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_ = x[GT-183]
opcode: fix GTE, LTE string representations
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_ = x[GE-184]
vm: reorder arithmetic opcodes
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_ = x[MIN-185]
_ = x[MAX-186]
_ = x[WITHIN-187]
vm: reorder Array/Map opcodes Also SIZE can be used for both Arrays/Maps and ByteArrays.
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_ = x[PACK-192]
_ = x[UNPACK-193]
vm: implement NEWARRAY0 and NEWSTRUCT0 opcodes
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_ = x[NEWARRAY0-194]
vm: reorder Array/Map opcodes Also SIZE can be used for both Arrays/Maps and ByteArrays.
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_ = x[NEWARRAY-195]
vm: implement NEWARRAYT opcode
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_ = x[NEWARRAYT-196]
vm: implement NEWARRAY0 and NEWSTRUCT0 opcodes
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_ = x[NEWSTRUCT0-197]
vm: move opcodes into their own package This allows easier reuse of opcodes and in some cases allows to eliminate dependencies on the whole vm package, like in compiler that only needs opcodes and doesn't care about VM for any other purpose. And yes, they're opcodes because an instruction is a whole thing with operands, that's what context.Next() returns.
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_ = x[NEWSTRUCT-198]
vm: reorder Array/Map opcodes Also SIZE can be used for both Arrays/Maps and ByteArrays.
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_ = x[NEWMAP-200]
_ = x[SIZE-202]
vm: move opcodes into their own package This allows easier reuse of opcodes and in some cases allows to eliminate dependencies on the whole vm package, like in compiler that only needs opcodes and doesn't care about VM for any other purpose. And yes, they're opcodes because an instruction is a whole thing with operands, that's what context.Next() returns.
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_ = x[HASKEY-203]
_ = x[KEYS-204]
_ = x[VALUES-205]
vm: reorder Array/Map opcodes Also SIZE can be used for both Arrays/Maps and ByteArrays.
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_ = x[PICKITEM-206]
_ = x[APPEND-207]
_ = x[SETITEM-208]
_ = x[REVERSEITEMS-209]
_ = x[REMOVE-210]
vm: implement CLEARITEMS opcode
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_ = x[CLEARITEMS-211]
vm: implement POPITEM opcode
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_ = x[POPITEM-212]
vm: move ISNULL opcode Change it according to NEO3-preview2.
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_ = x[ISNULL-216]
vm: implement NEWARRAYT opcode
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_ = x[ISTYPE-217]
vm: implements CONVERT opcode
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_ = x[CONVERT-219]
vm: move opcodes into their own package This allows easier reuse of opcodes and in some cases allows to eliminate dependencies on the whole vm package, like in compiler that only needs opcodes and doesn't care about VM for any other purpose. And yes, they're opcodes because an instruction is a whole thing with operands, that's what context.Next() returns.
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}
opcode: fix GTE, LTE string representations
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const _Opcode_name = "PUSHINT8PUSHINT16PUSHINT32PUSHINT64PUSHINT128PUSHINT256PUSHAPUSHNULLPUSHDATA1PUSHDATA2PUSHDATA4PUSHM1PUSH0PUSH1PUSH2PUSH3PUSH4PUSH5PUSH6PUSH7PUSH8PUSH9PUSH10PUSH11PUSH12PUSH13PUSH14PUSH15PUSH16NOPJMPJMP_LJMPIFJMPIF_LJMPIFNOTJMPIFNOT_LJMPEQJMPEQ_LJMPNEJMPNE_LJMPGTJMPGT_LJMPGEJMPGE_LJMPLTJMPLT_LJMPLEJMPLE_LCALLCALL_LCALLACALLTABORTASSERTTHROWTRYTRY_LENDTRYENDTRY_LENDFINALLYRETSYSCALLDEPTHDROPNIPXDROPCLEARDUPOVERPICKTUCKSWAPROTROLLREVERSE3REVERSE4REVERSENINITSSLOTINITSLOTLDSFLD0LDSFLD1LDSFLD2LDSFLD3LDSFLD4LDSFLD5LDSFLD6LDSFLDSTSFLD0STSFLD1STSFLD2STSFLD3STSFLD4STSFLD5STSFLD6STSFLDLDLOC0LDLOC1LDLOC2LDLOC3LDLOC4LDLOC5LDLOC6LDLOCSTLOC0STLOC1STLOC2STLOC3STLOC4STLOC5STLOC6STLOCLDARG0LDARG1LDARG2LDARG3LDARG4LDARG5LDARG6LDARGSTARG0STARG1STARG2STARG3STARG4STARG5STARG6STARGNEWBUFFERMEMCPYCATSUBSTRLEFTRIGHTINVERTANDORXOREQUALNOTEQUALSIGNABSNEGATEINCDECADDSUBMULDIVMODPOWSQRTSHLSHRNOTBOOLANDBOOLORNZNUMEQUALNUMNOTEQUALLTLEGTGEMINMAXWITHINPACKUNPACKNEWARRAY0NEWARRAYNEWARRAY_TNEWSTRUCT0NEWSTRUCTNEWMAPSIZEHASKEYKEYSVALUESPICKITEMAPPENDSETITEMREVERSEITEMSREMOVECLEARITEMSPOPITEMISNULLISTYPECONVERT"
vm: move opcodes into their own package This allows easier reuse of opcodes and in some cases allows to eliminate dependencies on the whole vm package, like in compiler that only needs opcodes and doesn't care about VM for any other purpose. And yes, they're opcodes because an instruction is a whole thing with operands, that's what context.Next() returns.
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var _Opcode_map = map[Opcode]string{
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0: _Opcode_name[0:8],
1: _Opcode_name[8:17],
2: _Opcode_name[17:26],
3: _Opcode_name[26:35],
vm: move opcodes into their own package This allows easier reuse of opcodes and in some cases allows to eliminate dependencies on the whole vm package, like in compiler that only needs opcodes and doesn't care about VM for any other purpose. And yes, they're opcodes because an instruction is a whole thing with operands, that's what context.Next() returns.
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4: _Opcode_name[35:45],
5: _Opcode_name[45:55],
vm: implement PUSHA/CALLA opcodes
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10: _Opcode_name[55:60],
11: _Opcode_name[60:68],
12: _Opcode_name[68:77],
13: _Opcode_name[77:86],
14: _Opcode_name[86:95],
15: _Opcode_name[95:101],
16: _Opcode_name[101:106],
17: _Opcode_name[106:111],
18: _Opcode_name[111:116],
19: _Opcode_name[116:121],
20: _Opcode_name[121:126],
21: _Opcode_name[126:131],
22: _Opcode_name[131:136],
23: _Opcode_name[136:141],
24: _Opcode_name[141:146],
25: _Opcode_name[146:151],
26: _Opcode_name[151:157],
27: _Opcode_name[157:163],
28: _Opcode_name[163:169],
29: _Opcode_name[169:175],
30: _Opcode_name[175:181],
31: _Opcode_name[181:187],
32: _Opcode_name[187:193],
33: _Opcode_name[193:196],
34: _Opcode_name[196:199],
opcode: use underscored names in String()
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35: _Opcode_name[199:204],
36: _Opcode_name[204:209],
37: _Opcode_name[209:216],
38: _Opcode_name[216:224],
39: _Opcode_name[224:234],
40: _Opcode_name[234:239],
41: _Opcode_name[239:246],
42: _Opcode_name[246:251],
43: _Opcode_name[251:258],
44: _Opcode_name[258:263],
45: _Opcode_name[263:270],
46: _Opcode_name[270:275],
47: _Opcode_name[275:282],
48: _Opcode_name[282:287],
49: _Opcode_name[287:294],
50: _Opcode_name[294:299],
51: _Opcode_name[299:306],
52: _Opcode_name[306:310],
53: _Opcode_name[310:316],
54: _Opcode_name[316:321],
55: _Opcode_name[321:326],
opcode: add CALLT opcode, move ABORT/ASSERT Refs. #1644. Hash compatibility test temporarily disabled, to be enabled when it's up to date with current C# master.
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56: _Opcode_name[326:331],
57: _Opcode_name[331:337],
58: _Opcode_name[337:342],
59: _Opcode_name[342:345],
60: _Opcode_name[345:350],
61: _Opcode_name[350:356],
62: _Opcode_name[356:364],
63: _Opcode_name[364:374],
64: _Opcode_name[374:377],
65: _Opcode_name[377:384],
67: _Opcode_name[384:389],
69: _Opcode_name[389:393],
70: _Opcode_name[393:396],
72: _Opcode_name[396:401],
73: _Opcode_name[401:406],
74: _Opcode_name[406:409],
75: _Opcode_name[409:413],
77: _Opcode_name[413:417],
78: _Opcode_name[417:421],
80: _Opcode_name[421:425],
81: _Opcode_name[425:428],
82: _Opcode_name[428:432],
83: _Opcode_name[432:440],
84: _Opcode_name[440:448],
85: _Opcode_name[448:456],
86: _Opcode_name[456:465],
87: _Opcode_name[465:473],
88: _Opcode_name[473:480],
89: _Opcode_name[480:487],
90: _Opcode_name[487:494],
91: _Opcode_name[494:501],
92: _Opcode_name[501:508],
93: _Opcode_name[508:515],
94: _Opcode_name[515:522],
95: _Opcode_name[522:528],
96: _Opcode_name[528:535],
97: _Opcode_name[535:542],
98: _Opcode_name[542:549],
99: _Opcode_name[549:556],
100: _Opcode_name[556:563],
101: _Opcode_name[563:570],
102: _Opcode_name[570:577],
103: _Opcode_name[577:583],
104: _Opcode_name[583:589],
105: _Opcode_name[589:595],
106: _Opcode_name[595:601],
107: _Opcode_name[601:607],
108: _Opcode_name[607:613],
109: _Opcode_name[613:619],
110: _Opcode_name[619:625],
111: _Opcode_name[625:630],
112: _Opcode_name[630:636],
113: _Opcode_name[636:642],
114: _Opcode_name[642:648],
115: _Opcode_name[648:654],
116: _Opcode_name[654:660],
117: _Opcode_name[660:666],
118: _Opcode_name[666:672],
119: _Opcode_name[672:677],
120: _Opcode_name[677:683],
121: _Opcode_name[683:689],
122: _Opcode_name[689:695],
123: _Opcode_name[695:701],
124: _Opcode_name[701:707],
125: _Opcode_name[707:713],
126: _Opcode_name[713:719],
127: _Opcode_name[719:724],
128: _Opcode_name[724:730],
129: _Opcode_name[730:736],
130: _Opcode_name[736:742],
131: _Opcode_name[742:748],
132: _Opcode_name[748:754],
133: _Opcode_name[754:760],
134: _Opcode_name[760:766],
135: _Opcode_name[766:771],
136: _Opcode_name[771:780],
137: _Opcode_name[780:786],
139: _Opcode_name[786:789],
140: _Opcode_name[789:795],
141: _Opcode_name[795:799],
142: _Opcode_name[799:804],
144: _Opcode_name[804:810],
145: _Opcode_name[810:813],
146: _Opcode_name[813:815],
147: _Opcode_name[815:818],
151: _Opcode_name[818:823],
152: _Opcode_name[823:831],
153: _Opcode_name[831:835],
154: _Opcode_name[835:838],
155: _Opcode_name[838:844],
156: _Opcode_name[844:847],
157: _Opcode_name[847:850],
158: _Opcode_name[850:853],
159: _Opcode_name[853:856],
160: _Opcode_name[856:859],
161: _Opcode_name[859:862],
162: _Opcode_name[862:865],
vm: implement POW opcode
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163: _Opcode_name[865:868],
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164: _Opcode_name[868:872],
168: _Opcode_name[872:875],
169: _Opcode_name[875:878],
170: _Opcode_name[878:881],
171: _Opcode_name[881:888],
172: _Opcode_name[888:894],
177: _Opcode_name[894:896],
179: _Opcode_name[896:904],
180: _Opcode_name[904:915],
181: _Opcode_name[915:917],
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182: _Opcode_name[917:919],
183: _Opcode_name[919:921],
184: _Opcode_name[921:923],
185: _Opcode_name[923:926],
186: _Opcode_name[926:929],
187: _Opcode_name[929:935],
192: _Opcode_name[935:939],
193: _Opcode_name[939:945],
194: _Opcode_name[945:954],
195: _Opcode_name[954:962],
196: _Opcode_name[962:972],
197: _Opcode_name[972:982],
198: _Opcode_name[982:991],
200: _Opcode_name[991:997],
202: _Opcode_name[997:1001],
203: _Opcode_name[1001:1007],
204: _Opcode_name[1007:1011],
205: _Opcode_name[1011:1017],
206: _Opcode_name[1017:1025],
207: _Opcode_name[1025:1031],
208: _Opcode_name[1031:1038],
209: _Opcode_name[1038:1050],
210: _Opcode_name[1050:1056],
211: _Opcode_name[1056:1066],
212: _Opcode_name[1066:1073],
216: _Opcode_name[1073:1079],
217: _Opcode_name[1079:1085],
219: _Opcode_name[1085:1092],
vm: move opcodes into their own package This allows easier reuse of opcodes and in some cases allows to eliminate dependencies on the whole vm package, like in compiler that only needs opcodes and doesn't care about VM for any other purpose. And yes, they're opcodes because an instruction is a whole thing with operands, that's what context.Next() returns.
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}
func (i Opcode) String() string {
if str, ok := _Opcode_map[i]; ok {
return str
}
return "Opcode(" + strconv.FormatInt(int64(i), 10) + ")"
}
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