neo-go/pkg/interop/runtime/runtime.go
Evgenii Stratonikov f2cb1d5f02 compiler: use constants in interops
We now support using exported constants, so there is no
need in declaring functions. All functions from `interop/`
are not to be compiled.

Fix #1298.
2020-08-10 17:52:31 +03:00

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/*
Package runtime provides various service functions related to execution environment.
It has similar function to Runtime class in .net framwork for Neo.
*/
package runtime
// Trigger values to compare with GetTrigger result.
const (
System byte = 0x01
Application byte = 0x40
Verification byte = 0x20
)
// CheckWitness verifies if the given script hash (160-bit BE value in a 20 byte
// slice) or key (compressed serialized 33-byte form) is one of the signers of
// this invocation. It uses `System.Runtime.CheckWitness` syscall.
func CheckWitness(hashOrKey []byte) bool {
return true
}
// Log instructs VM to log the given message. It's mostly used for debugging
// purposes as these messages are not saved anywhere normally and usually are
// only visible in the VM logs. This function uses `System.Runtime.Log` syscall.
func Log(message string) {}
// Notify sends a notification (collecting all arguments in an array) to the
// executing environment. Unlike Log it can accept any data along with the event name
// and resulting notification is saved in application log. It's intended to be used as a
// part of contract's API to external systems, these events can be monitored
// from outside and act upon accordingly. This function uses
// `System.Runtime.Notify` syscall.
func Notify(name string, arg ...interface{}) {}
// GetTime returns the timestamp of the most recent block. Note that when running
// script in test mode this would be the last accepted (persisted) block in the
// chain, but when running as a part of the new block the time returned is the
// time of this (currently being processed) block. This function uses
// `System.Runtime.GetTime` syscall.
func GetTime() int {
return 0
}
// GetTrigger returns the smart contract invocation trigger which can be either
// verification or application. It can be used to differentiate running contract
// as a part of verification process from running it as a regular application.
// Some interop functions (especially ones that change the state in any way) are
// not available when running with verification trigger. This function uses
// `System.Runtime.GetTrigger` syscall.
func GetTrigger() byte {
return 0x00
}
// GasLeft returns the amount of gas available for the current execution.
// This function uses `System.Runtime.GasLeft` syscall.
func GasLeft() int64 {
return 0
}
// GetNotifications returns notifications emitted by contract h.
// 'nil' literal means no filtering. It returns slice consisting of following elements:
// [ scripthash of notification's contract , emitted item ].
// This function uses `System.Runtime.GetNotifications` syscall.
func GetNotifications(h []byte) [][]interface{} {
return nil
}
// GetInvocationCounter returns how many times current contract was invoked during current tx execution.
// This function uses `System.Runtime.GetInvocationCounter` syscall.
func GetInvocationCounter() int {
return 0
}
// Platform returns the platform name, which is set to be `NEO`. This function uses
// `System.Runtime.Platform` syscall.
func Platform() []byte {
return nil
}