Enum Opcode

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pub enum Opcode {
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    Add,
    Mul,
    Sub,
    Div,
    Sdiv,
    Mod,
    Smod,
    Addmod,
    Mulmod,
    Exp,
    Signextend,
    Lt,
    Gt,
    Slt,
    Sgt,
    Eq,
    Iszero,
    And,
    Or,
    Xor,
    Not,
    Byte,
    Shl,
    Shr,
    Sar,
    Keccak256,
    Address,
    Balance,
    Origin,
    Caller,
    Callvalue,
    Calldataload,
    Calldatasize,
    Calldatacopy,
    Codesize,
    Codecopy,
    Gasprice,
    Extcodesize,
    Extcodecopy,
    Returndatasize,
    Returndatacopy,
    Blockhash,
    Coinbase,
    Timestamp,
    Number,
    Difficulty,
    Prevrandao,
    Gaslimit,
    Chainid,
    Clz,
    Selfbalance,
    Basefee,
    Blobhash,
    Blobbasefee,
    Slotnum,
    Pop,
    Mload,
    Mstore,
    Mstore8,
    Sload,
    Sstore,
    Jump,
    Jumpi,
    Pc,
    Msize,
    Gas,
    Jumpdest,
    Push0,
    Push1,
    Push2,
    Push3,
    Push4,
    Push5,
    Push6,
    Push7,
    Push8,
    Push9,
    Push10,
    Push11,
    Push12,
    Push13,
    Push14,
    Push15,
    Push16,
    Push17,
    Push18,
    Push19,
    Push20,
    Push21,
    Push22,
    Push23,
    Push24,
    Push25,
    Push26,
    Push27,
    Push28,
    Push29,
    Push30,
    Push31,
    Push32,
    Dup1,
    Dup2,
    Dup3,
    Dup4,
    Dup5,
    Dup6,
    Dup7,
    Dup8,
    Dup9,
    Dup10,
    Dup11,
    Dup12,
    Dup13,
    Dup14,
    Dup15,
    Dup16,
    Dupn,
    Swap1,
    Swap2,
    Swap3,
    Swap4,
    Swap5,
    Swap6,
    Swap7,
    Swap8,
    Swap9,
    Swap10,
    Swap11,
    Swap12,
    Swap13,
    Swap14,
    Swap15,
    Swap16,
    Swapn,
    Exchange,
    Log0,
    Log1,
    Log2,
    Log3,
    Log4,
    Tload,
    Tstore,
    Mcopy,
    Create,
    Call,
    Callcode,
    Return,
    Delegatecall,
    Create2,
    Staticcall,
    Revert,
    Invalid,
    Selfdestruct,
    Extcodehash,
}

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EVM Opcodes References https://evm.codes and https://github.com/ethereum/execution-specs/blob/master/lists/evm/proposed-opcodes.md

Variants§

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Stop

Halts execution.

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Add

Addition operation

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Mul

Multiplication Operation

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Sub

Subtraction Operation

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Div

Integer Division Operation

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Sdiv

Signed Integer Division Operation

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Mod

Modulo Remainder Operation

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Smod

Signed Modulo Remainder Operation

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Addmod

Modulo Addition Operation

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Mulmod

Modulo Multiplication Operation

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Exp

Exponential Operation

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Signextend

Extend Length of Two’s Complement Signed Integer

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Lt

Less-than Comparison

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Gt

Greater-than Comparison

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Slt

Signed Less-than Comparison

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Sgt

Signed Greater-than Comparison

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Eq

Equality Comparison

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Iszero

Not Operation

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And

Bitwise AND Operation

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Or

Bitwise OR Operation

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Xor

Bitwise XOR Operation

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Not

Bitwise NOT Operation

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Byte

Retrieve Single Byte from Word

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Shl

Left Shift Operation

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Shr

Right Shift Operation

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Sar

Arithmetic Shift Right Operation

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Keccak256

Compute the Keccak-256 hash of a 32-byte word

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Address

Address of currently executing account

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Balance

Balance of a given account

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Origin

Address of execution origination

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Caller

Address of the caller

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Callvalue

Value of the call

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Calldataload

Loads Calldata

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Calldatasize

Size of the Calldata

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Calldatacopy

Copies the Calldata to Memory

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Codesize

Size of the Executing Code

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Codecopy

Copies Executing Code to Memory

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Gasprice

Current Price of Gas

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Extcodesize

Size of an Account’s Code

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Extcodecopy

Copies an Account’s Code to Memory

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Returndatasize

Size of Output Data from Previous Call

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Returndatacopy

Copies Output Data from Previous Call to Memory

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Blockhash

Hash of a Block from the most recent 256 blocks

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Coinbase

The Current Blocks Beneficiary Address

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Timestamp

The Current Blocks Timestamp

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Number

The Current Blocks Number

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Difficulty

The Current Blocks Difficulty

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Prevrandao

Pseudorandomness from the Beacon Chain

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Gaslimit

The Current Blocks Gas Limit

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Chainid

The Chain ID

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Clz

Count Leading Zeros - Returns the number of zeros preceding the most significant one bit

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Selfbalance

Balance of the Currently Executing Account

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Basefee

Base Fee

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Blobhash

Versioned hashes of blobs associated with the transaction.

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Blobbasefee

Blob base fee of the current block.

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Slotnum

Beacon chain slot number of the current block

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Pop

Removes an Item from the Stack

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Mload

Loads a word from Memory

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Mstore

Stores a word in Memory

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Mstore8

Stores a byte in Memory

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Sload

Load a word from Storage

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Sstore

Store a word in Storage

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Jump

Alter the Program Counter

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Jumpi

Conditionally Alter the Program Counter

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Pc

Value of the Program Counter Before the Current Instruction

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Msize

Size of Active Memory in Bytes

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Gas

Amount of available gas including the cost of the current instruction

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Jumpdest

Marks a valid destination for jumps

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Push0

Places a zero on top of the stack

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Push1

Places 1 byte item on top of the stack

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Push2

Places 2 byte item on top of the stack

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Push3

Places 3 byte item on top of the stack

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Push4

Places 4 byte item on top of the stack

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Push5

Places 5 byte item on top of the stack

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Push6

Places 6 byte item on top of the stack

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Push7

Places 7 byte item on top of the stack

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Push8

Places 8 byte item on top of the stack

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Push9

Places 9 byte item on top of the stack

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Push10

Places 10 byte item on top of the stack

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Push11

Places 11 byte item on top of the stack

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Push12

Places 12 byte item on top of the stack

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Push13

Places 13 byte item on top of the stack

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Push14

Places 14 byte item on top of the stack

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Push15

Places 15 byte item on top of the stack

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Push16

Places 16 byte item on top of the stack

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Push17

Places 17 byte item on top of the stack

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Push18

Places 18 byte item on top of the stack

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Push19

Places 19 byte item on top of the stack

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Push20

Places 20 byte item on top of the stack

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Push21

Places 21 byte item on top of the stack

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Push22

Places 22 byte item on top of the stack

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Push23

Places 23 byte item on top of the stack

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Push24

Places 24 byte item on top of the stack

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Push25

Places 25 byte item on top of the stack

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Push26

Places 26 byte item on top of the stack

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Push27

Places 27 byte item on top of the stack

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Push28

Places 28 byte item on top of the stack

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Push29

Places 29 byte item on top of the stack

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Push30

Places 30 byte item on top of the stack

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Push31

Places 31 byte item on top of the stack

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Push32

Places 32 byte item on top of the stack

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Dup1

Duplicates the first stack item

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Dup2

Duplicates the 2nd stack item

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Dup3

Duplicates the 3rd stack item

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Dup4

Duplicates the 4th stack item

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Dup5

Duplicates the 5th stack item

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Dup6

Duplicates the 6th stack item

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Dup7

Duplicates the 7th stack item

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Dup8

Duplicates the 8th stack item

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Dup9

Duplicates the 9th stack item

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Dup10

Duplicates the 10th stack item

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Dup11

Duplicates the 11th stack item

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Dup12

Duplicates the 12th stack item

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Dup13

Duplicates the 13th stack item

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Dup14

Duplicates the 14th stack item

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Dup15

Duplicates the 15th stack item

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Dup16

Duplicates the 16th stack item

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Dupn

Duplicate the Nth stack item (17 <= N <= 235), with N given by an immediate byte

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Swap1

Exchange the top two stack items

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Swap2

Exchange the first and third stack items

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Swap3

Exchange the first and fourth stack items

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Swap4

Exchange the first and fifth stack items

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Swap5

Exchange the first and sixth stack items

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Swap6

Exchange the first and seventh stack items

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Swap7

Exchange the first and eighth stack items

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Swap8

Exchange the first and ninth stack items

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Swap9

Exchange the first and tenth stack items

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Swap10

Exchange the first and eleventh stack items

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Swap11

Exchange the first and twelfth stack items

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Swap12

Exchange the first and thirteenth stack items

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Swap13

Exchange the first and fourteenth stack items

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Swap14

Exchange the first and fifteenth stack items

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Swap15

Exchange the first and sixteenth stack items

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Swap16

Exchange the first and seventeenth stack items

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Swapn

Exchange the first and (N+1)th stack items (17 <= N <= 235), with N given by an immediate byte

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Exchange

Exchange the (N+1)th and (M+1)th stack items, with N and M given by an immediate byte

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Log0

Append Log Record with no Topics

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Log1

Append Log Record with 1 Topic

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Log2

Append Log Record with 2 Topics

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Log3

Append Log Record with 3 Topics

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Log4

Append Log Record with 4 Topics

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Tload

Transaction-persistent, but storage-ephemeral variable load

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Tstore

Transaction-persistent, but storage-ephemeral variable store

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Mcopy

Copies an area of memory from src to dst. Areas can overlap.

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Create

Create a new account with associated code

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Call

Message-call into an account

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Callcode

Message-call into this account with an alternative accounts code

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Return

Halt execution, returning output data

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Delegatecall

Message-call into this account with an alternative accounts code, persisting the sender and value

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Create2

Create a new account with associated code

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Staticcall

Static Message-call into an account

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Revert

Halt execution, reverting state changes, but returning data and remaining gas

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Invalid

Invalid Instruction

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Selfdestruct

Halt Execution and Register Account for later deletion

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Extcodehash

Get hash of an account’s code

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impl Opcode

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pub fn string(&self) -> String

Translates an Opcode into a string

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pub fn is_value_push(&self) -> bool

Returns true if the current opcode is a push opcode that takes a literal value

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pub fn prefix_push_literal(&self, literal: &str) -> String

Prefixes the literal if necessary

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pub fn push_size(&self) -> Option<usize>

Number of value bytes following a PUSH1..PUSH32 opcode, or None for any other opcode

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pub fn stack_immediate_operands(&self) -> usize

Number of stack-position operands an opcode encodes in its immediate byte (EIP-8024)

dupn <n> and swapn <n> take one operand, exchange <n> <m> takes two. Every other opcode returns 0.

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pub fn has_stack_immediate(&self) -> bool

Returns true if the opcode is followed by a one-byte stack immediate (EIP-8024)

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pub fn encode_stack_immediate(&self, operands: &[usize]) -> Option<u8>

Encodes the stack operands of a DUPN, SWAPN or EXCHANGE into its immediate byte

Operands use the same numbering as the EIP: dupn 17 behaves like a dup17, swapn 17 like a swap17, and exchange n m swaps the (n+1)th and (m+1)th stack items.

Returns None if the operands cannot be represented. The encoding never produces a byte that would be read as JUMPDEST or PUSH1..PUSH32, so emitted code keeps its jump targets.

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pub fn encode_immediate(&self, values: &[U256]) -> Result<String, String>

Encodes the immediate data that follows the opcode from its resolved operand values

PUSH1..PUSH32 take one value that must fit the push width; DUPN, SWAPN and EXCHANGE take stack positions as described in Opcode::encode_stack_immediate. Returns the immediate as a hex string, or a description of why the values cannot be encoded.

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pub fn stack_immediate_hint(&self) -> String

Describes the valid operand range of a stack-immediate opcode, for error messages

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pub fn push_overflows(&self, literal: &str) -> bool

Checks if the value overflows the given push opcode

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pub fn requires_evm_version(&self) -> Option<SupportedEVMVersions>

Returns the minimum EVM version required for this opcode Returns None for opcodes that have been available since the beginning

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impl AsRef<str> for Opcode

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fn as_ref(&self) -> &str

Converts this type into a shared reference of the (usually inferred) input type.

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impl Clone for Opcode

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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impl Copy for Opcode

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impl Debug for Opcode

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl Display for Opcode

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl Eq for Opcode

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impl From<Opcode> for String

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fn from(o: Opcode) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

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impl FromStr for Opcode

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type Err = ParseError

The associated error which can be returned from parsing.

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fn from_str(s: &str) -> Result<Opcode, <Self as FromStr>::Err>

Parses a string s to return a value of this type. Read more

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impl Ord for Opcode

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fn cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> Ordering

This method returns an Ordering between self and other. Read more

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fn max(self, other: Self) -> Self
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Compares and returns the maximum of two values. Read more

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fn min(self, other: Self) -> Self
where Self: Sized,

Compares and returns the minimum of two values. Read more

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fn clamp(self, min: Self, max: Self) -> Self
where Self: Sized,

Restrict a value to a certain interval. Read more

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fn clamp_to<R>(self, range: R) -> Self
where Self: Sized, R: ClampBounds<Self>,

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Restrict a value to a certain range. Read more

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impl PartialEq for Opcode

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fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool

Equality operator ==. Read more

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more

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impl PartialOrd for Opcode

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fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> Option<Ordering>

This method returns an ordering between self and other values if one exists. Read more

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fn lt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests less than (for self and other) and is used by the < operator. Read more

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fn le(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests less than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the <= operator. Read more

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fn gt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests greater than (for self and other) and is used by the > operator. Read more

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fn ge(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests greater than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the >= operator. Read more

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impl StructuralPartialEq for Opcode

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impl TryFrom<&str> for Opcode

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type Error = ParseError

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.

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fn try_from(s: &str) -> Result<Opcode, <Self as TryFrom<&str>>::Error>

Performs the conversion.

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impl UnwindSafe for Opcode

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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

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impl<Q, K> Comparable<K> for Q
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fn compare(&self, key: &K) -> Ordering

Compare self to key and return their ordering.

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Compare self to key and return true if they are equal.

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Size: 1 byte

Size for each variant:

Stop: 0 bytes
Add: 0 bytes
Mul: 0 bytes
Sub: 0 bytes
Div: 0 bytes
Sdiv: 0 bytes
Mod: 0 bytes
Smod: 0 bytes
Addmod: 0 bytes
Mulmod: 0 bytes
Exp: 0 bytes
Signextend: 0 bytes
Lt: 0 bytes
Gt: 0 bytes
Slt: 0 bytes
Sgt: 0 bytes
Eq: 0 bytes
Iszero: 0 bytes
And: 0 bytes
Or: 0 bytes
Xor: 0 bytes
Not: 0 bytes
Byte: 0 bytes
Shl: 0 bytes
Shr: 0 bytes
Sar: 0 bytes
Keccak256: 0 bytes
Address: 0 bytes
Balance: 0 bytes
Origin: 0 bytes
Caller: 0 bytes
Callvalue: 0 bytes
Calldataload: 0 bytes
Calldatasize: 0 bytes
Calldatacopy: 0 bytes
Codesize: 0 bytes
Codecopy: 0 bytes
Gasprice: 0 bytes
Extcodesize: 0 bytes
Extcodecopy: 0 bytes
Returndatasize: 0 bytes
Returndatacopy: 0 bytes
Blockhash: 0 bytes
Coinbase: 0 bytes
Timestamp: 0 bytes
Number: 0 bytes
Difficulty: 0 bytes
Prevrandao: 0 bytes
Gaslimit: 0 bytes
Chainid: 0 bytes
Clz: 0 bytes
Selfbalance: 0 bytes
Basefee: 0 bytes
Blobhash: 0 bytes
Blobbasefee: 0 bytes
Slotnum: 0 bytes
Pop: 0 bytes
Mload: 0 bytes
Mstore: 0 bytes
Mstore8: 0 bytes
Sload: 0 bytes
Sstore: 0 bytes
Jump: 0 bytes
Jumpi: 0 bytes
Pc: 0 bytes
Msize: 0 bytes
Gas: 0 bytes
Jumpdest: 0 bytes
Push0: 0 bytes
Push1: 0 bytes
Push2: 0 bytes
Push3: 0 bytes
Push4: 0 bytes
Push5: 0 bytes
Push6: 0 bytes
Push7: 0 bytes
Push8: 0 bytes
Push9: 0 bytes
Push10: 0 bytes
Push11: 0 bytes
Push12: 0 bytes
Push13: 0 bytes
Push14: 0 bytes
Push15: 0 bytes
Push16: 0 bytes
Push17: 0 bytes
Push18: 0 bytes
Push19: 0 bytes
Push20: 0 bytes
Push21: 0 bytes
Push22: 0 bytes
Push23: 0 bytes
Push24: 0 bytes
Push25: 0 bytes
Push26: 0 bytes
Push27: 0 bytes
Push28: 0 bytes
Push29: 0 bytes
Push30: 0 bytes
Push31: 0 bytes
Push32: 0 bytes
Dup1: 0 bytes
Dup2: 0 bytes
Dup3: 0 bytes
Dup4: 0 bytes
Dup5: 0 bytes
Dup6: 0 bytes
Dup7: 0 bytes
Dup8: 0 bytes
Dup9: 0 bytes
Dup10: 0 bytes
Dup11: 0 bytes
Dup12: 0 bytes
Dup13: 0 bytes
Dup14: 0 bytes
Dup15: 0 bytes
Dup16: 0 bytes
Dupn: 0 bytes
Swap1: 0 bytes
Swap2: 0 bytes
Swap3: 0 bytes
Swap4: 0 bytes
Swap5: 0 bytes
Swap6: 0 bytes
Swap7: 0 bytes
Swap8: 0 bytes
Swap9: 0 bytes
Swap10: 0 bytes
Swap11: 0 bytes
Swap12: 0 bytes
Swap13: 0 bytes
Swap14: 0 bytes
Swap15: 0 bytes
Swap16: 0 bytes
Swapn: 0 bytes
Exchange: 0 bytes
Log0: 0 bytes
Log1: 0 bytes
Log2: 0 bytes
Log3: 0 bytes
Log4: 0 bytes
Tload: 0 bytes
Tstore: 0 bytes
Mcopy: 0 bytes
Create: 0 bytes
Call: 0 bytes
Callcode: 0 bytes
Return: 0 bytes
Delegatecall: 0 bytes
Create2: 0 bytes
Staticcall: 0 bytes
Revert: 0 bytes
Invalid: 0 bytes
Selfdestruct: 0 bytes
Extcodehash: 0 bytes

Enum Opcode Copy item path

Variants§

Stop

Add

Mul

Sub

Div

Sdiv

Mod

Smod

Addmod

Mulmod

Exp

Signextend

Lt

Gt

Slt

Sgt

Eq

Iszero

And

Or

Xor

Not

Byte

Shl

Shr

Sar

Keccak256

Address

Balance

Origin

Caller

Callvalue

Calldataload

Calldatasize

Calldatacopy

Codesize

Codecopy

Gasprice

Extcodesize

Extcodecopy

Returndatasize

Returndatacopy

Blockhash

Coinbase

Timestamp

Number

Difficulty

Prevrandao

Gaslimit

Chainid

Clz

Selfbalance

Basefee

Blobhash

Blobbasefee

Slotnum

Pop

Mload

Mstore

Mstore8

Sload

Sstore

Jump

Jumpi

Pc

Msize

Gas

Jumpdest

Push0

Push1

Push2

Push3

Push4

Push5

Push6

Push7

Push8

Push9

Enum Opcode