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/**
 * Yul interpreter module that evaluates EWasm builtins.
 */

#pragma once

#include <libyul/AsmDataForward.h>

#include <libdevcore/CommonData.h>

#include <vector>

namespace dev
{
namespace eth
{
enum class Instruction: uint8_t;
}
}

namespace yul
{
class YulString;
struct BuiltinFunctionForEVM;

namespace test
{

struct InterpreterState;

/**
 * Interprets EWasm builtins based on the current state and logs instructions with
 * side-effects.
 *
 * Since this is mainly meant to be used for differential fuzz testing, it is focused
 * on a single contract only, does not do any gas counting and differs from the correct
 * implementation in many ways:
 *
 * - If memory access to a "large" memory position is performed, a deterministic
 *   value is returned. Data that is stored in a "large" memory position is not
 *   retained.
 * - The blockhash instruction returns a fixed value if the argument is in range.
 * - Extcodesize returns a deterministic value depending on the address.
 * - Extcodecopy copies a deterministic value depending on the address.
 * - And many other things
 *
 * The main focus is that the generated execution trace is the same for equivalent executions
 * and likely to be different for non-equivalent executions.
 */
class EWasmBuiltinInterpreter
{
public:
	explicit EWasmBuiltinInterpreter(InterpreterState& _state):
		m_state(_state)
	{}
	/// Evaluate builtin function
	dev::u256 evalBuiltin(YulString _fun, std::vector<dev::u256> const& _arguments);

private:
	/// Checks if the memory access is not too large for the interpreter and adjusts
	/// msize accordingly.
	/// @returns false if the amount of bytes read is lager than 0xffff
	bool accessMemory(dev::u256 const& _offset, dev::u256 const& _size = 32);
	/// @returns the memory contents at the provided address.
	/// Does not adjust msize, use @a accessMemory for that
	dev::bytes readMemory(uint64_t _offset, uint64_t _size = 32);
	/// @returns the memory contents at the provided address (little-endian).
	/// Does not adjust msize, use @a accessMemory for that
	uint64_t readMemoryWord(uint64_t _offset);
	/// Writes a word to memory (little-endian)
	/// Does not adjust msize, use @a accessMemory for that
	void writeMemoryWord(uint64_t _offset, uint64_t _value);

	/// Helper for eth.* builtins. Writes to memory (big-endian) and always returns zero.
	dev::u256 writeU256(uint64_t _offset, dev::u256 _value, size_t _croppedTo = 32);
	dev::u256 writeU128(uint64_t _offset, dev::u256 _value) { return writeU256(_offset, std::move(_value), 16); }
	dev::u256 writeAddress(uint64_t _offset, dev::u256 _value) { return writeU256(_offset, std::move(_value), 20); }
	/// Helper for eth.* builtins. Reads from memory (big-endian) and returns the value;
	dev::u256 readU256(uint64_t _offset, size_t _croppedTo = 32);
	dev::u256 readU128(uint64_t _offset) { return readU256(_offset, 16); }
	dev::u256 readAddress(uint64_t _offset) { return readU256(_offset, 20); }

	void logTrace(dev::eth::Instruction _instruction, std::vector<dev::u256> const& _arguments = {}, dev::bytes const& _data = {});
	/// Appends a log to the trace representing an instruction or similar operation by string,
	/// with arguments and auxiliary data (if nonempty).
	void logTrace(std::string const& _pseudoInstruction, std::vector<dev::u256> const& _arguments = {}, dev::bytes const& _data = {});

	InterpreterState& m_state;
};

}
}