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vm: implement new PUSH opcodes
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// Code generated by "stringer -type Opcode"; 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{}
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_ = x[PUSHINT8-0]
_ = x[PUSHINT16-1]
_ = x[PUSHINT32-2]
_ = x[PUSHINT64-3]
_ = x[PUSHINT128-4]
_ = x[PUSHINT256-5]
_ = 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: 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[NOP-97]
_ = x[JMP-98]
_ = x[JMPIF-99]
_ = x[JMPIFNOT-100]
_ = x[CALL-101]
_ = x[RET-102]
_ = x[APPCALL-103]
_ = x[SYSCALL-104]
_ = x[TAILCALL-105]
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_ = x[ISNULL-112]
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[DUPFROMALTSTACK-106]
_ = x[TOALTSTACK-107]
_ = x[FROMALTSTACK-108]
_ = x[XDROP-109]
_ = x[XSWAP-114]
_ = x[XTUCK-115]
_ = x[DEPTH-116]
_ = x[DROP-117]
_ = x[DUP-118]
_ = x[NIP-119]
_ = x[OVER-120]
_ = x[PICK-121]
_ = x[ROLL-122]
_ = x[ROT-123]
_ = x[SWAP-124]
_ = x[TUCK-125]
_ = x[CAT-126]
_ = x[SUBSTR-127]
_ = x[LEFT-128]
_ = x[RIGHT-129]
_ = x[SIZE-130]
_ = x[INVERT-131]
_ = x[AND-132]
_ = x[OR-133]
_ = x[XOR-134]
_ = x[EQUAL-135]
_ = x[INC-139]
_ = x[DEC-140]
_ = x[SIGN-141]
_ = x[NEGATE-143]
_ = x[ABS-144]
_ = x[NOT-145]
_ = x[NZ-146]
_ = x[ADD-147]
_ = x[SUB-148]
_ = x[MUL-149]
_ = x[DIV-150]
_ = x[MOD-151]
_ = x[SHL-152]
_ = x[SHR-153]
_ = x[BOOLAND-154]
_ = x[BOOLOR-155]
_ = x[NUMEQUAL-156]
_ = x[NUMNOTEQUAL-158]
_ = x[LT-159]
_ = x[GT-160]
_ = x[LTE-161]
_ = x[GTE-162]
_ = x[MIN-163]
_ = x[MAX-164]
_ = x[WITHIN-165]
_ = x[SHA1-167]
_ = x[SHA256-168]
_ = x[HASH160-169]
_ = x[HASH256-170]
_ = x[CHECKSIG-172]
_ = x[VERIFY-173]
_ = x[CHECKMULTISIG-174]
_ = x[ARRAYSIZE-192]
_ = x[PACK-193]
_ = x[UNPACK-194]
_ = x[PICKITEM-195]
_ = x[SETITEM-196]
_ = x[NEWARRAY-197]
_ = x[NEWSTRUCT-198]
_ = x[NEWMAP-199]
_ = x[APPEND-200]
_ = x[REVERSE-201]
_ = x[REMOVE-202]
_ = x[HASKEY-203]
_ = x[KEYS-204]
_ = x[VALUES-205]
_ = x[CALLI-224]
_ = x[CALLE-225]
_ = x[CALLED-226]
_ = x[CALLET-227]
_ = x[CALLEDT-228]
_ = x[THROW-240]
_ = x[THROWIFNOT-241]
}
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const _Opcode_name = "PUSHINT8PUSHINT16PUSHINT32PUSHINT64PUSHINT128PUSHINT256PUSHNULLPUSHDATA1PUSHDATA2PUSHDATA4PUSHM1PUSH0PUSH1PUSH2PUSH3PUSH4PUSH5PUSH6PUSH7PUSH8PUSH9PUSH10PUSH11PUSH12PUSH13PUSH14PUSH15PUSH16NOPJMPJMPIFJMPIFNOTCALLRETAPPCALLSYSCALLTAILCALLDUPFROMALTSTACKTOALTSTACKFROMALTSTACKXDROPISNULLXSWAPXTUCKDEPTHDROPDUPNIPOVERPICKROLLROTSWAPTUCKCATSUBSTRLEFTRIGHTSIZEINVERTANDORXOREQUALINCDECSIGNNEGATEABSNOTNZADDSUBMULDIVMODSHLSHRBOOLANDBOOLORNUMEQUALNUMNOTEQUALLTGTLTEGTEMINMAXWITHINSHA1SHA256HASH160HASH256CHECKSIGVERIFYCHECKMULTISIGARRAYSIZEPACKUNPACKPICKITEMSETITEMNEWARRAYNEWSTRUCTNEWMAPAPPENDREVERSEREMOVEHASKEYKEYSVALUESCALLICALLECALLEDCALLETCALLEDTTHROWTHROWIFNOT"
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],
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11: _Opcode_name[55:63],
12: _Opcode_name[63:72],
13: _Opcode_name[72:81],
14: _Opcode_name[81:90],
15: _Opcode_name[90:96],
16: _Opcode_name[96:101],
17: _Opcode_name[101:106],
18: _Opcode_name[106:111],
19: _Opcode_name[111:116],
20: _Opcode_name[116:121],
21: _Opcode_name[121:126],
22: _Opcode_name[126:131],
23: _Opcode_name[131:136],
24: _Opcode_name[136:141],
25: _Opcode_name[141:146],
26: _Opcode_name[146:152],
27: _Opcode_name[152:158],
28: _Opcode_name[158:164],
29: _Opcode_name[164:170],
30: _Opcode_name[170:176],
31: _Opcode_name[176:182],
32: _Opcode_name[182:188],
97: _Opcode_name[188:191],
98: _Opcode_name[191:194],
99: _Opcode_name[194:199],
100: _Opcode_name[199:207],
101: _Opcode_name[207:211],
102: _Opcode_name[211:214],
103: _Opcode_name[214:221],
104: _Opcode_name[221:228],
105: _Opcode_name[228:236],
106: _Opcode_name[236:251],
107: _Opcode_name[251:261],
108: _Opcode_name[261:273],
109: _Opcode_name[273:278],
112: _Opcode_name[278:284],
114: _Opcode_name[284:289],
115: _Opcode_name[289:294],
116: _Opcode_name[294:299],
117: _Opcode_name[299:303],
118: _Opcode_name[303:306],
119: _Opcode_name[306:309],
120: _Opcode_name[309:313],
121: _Opcode_name[313:317],
122: _Opcode_name[317:321],
123: _Opcode_name[321:324],
124: _Opcode_name[324:328],
125: _Opcode_name[328:332],
126: _Opcode_name[332:335],
127: _Opcode_name[335:341],
128: _Opcode_name[341:345],
129: _Opcode_name[345:350],
130: _Opcode_name[350:354],
131: _Opcode_name[354:360],
132: _Opcode_name[360:363],
133: _Opcode_name[363:365],
134: _Opcode_name[365:368],
135: _Opcode_name[368:373],
139: _Opcode_name[373:376],
140: _Opcode_name[376:379],
141: _Opcode_name[379:383],
143: _Opcode_name[383:389],
144: _Opcode_name[389:392],
145: _Opcode_name[392:395],
146: _Opcode_name[395:397],
147: _Opcode_name[397:400],
148: _Opcode_name[400:403],
149: _Opcode_name[403:406],
150: _Opcode_name[406:409],
151: _Opcode_name[409:412],
152: _Opcode_name[412:415],
153: _Opcode_name[415:418],
154: _Opcode_name[418:425],
155: _Opcode_name[425:431],
156: _Opcode_name[431:439],
158: _Opcode_name[439:450],
159: _Opcode_name[450:452],
160: _Opcode_name[452:454],
161: _Opcode_name[454:457],
162: _Opcode_name[457:460],
163: _Opcode_name[460:463],
164: _Opcode_name[463:466],
165: _Opcode_name[466:472],
167: _Opcode_name[472:476],
168: _Opcode_name[476:482],
169: _Opcode_name[482:489],
170: _Opcode_name[489:496],
172: _Opcode_name[496:504],
173: _Opcode_name[504:510],
174: _Opcode_name[510:523],
192: _Opcode_name[523:532],
193: _Opcode_name[532:536],
194: _Opcode_name[536:542],
195: _Opcode_name[542:550],
196: _Opcode_name[550:557],
197: _Opcode_name[557:565],
198: _Opcode_name[565:574],
199: _Opcode_name[574:580],
200: _Opcode_name[580:586],
201: _Opcode_name[586:593],
202: _Opcode_name[593:599],
203: _Opcode_name[599:605],
204: _Opcode_name[605:609],
205: _Opcode_name[609:615],
224: _Opcode_name[615:620],
225: _Opcode_name[620:625],
226: _Opcode_name[625:631],
227: _Opcode_name[631:637],
228: _Opcode_name[637:644],
240: _Opcode_name[644:649],
241: _Opcode_name[649:659],
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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