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package runtime

import "github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/core/vm/runtime"

Package runtime provides a basic execution model for executing EVM code.

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doc.go env.go runtime.go

func Call Uses

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func Call(address common.Address, input []byte, cfg *Config) ([]byte, uint64, error)

Call executes the code given by the contract's address. It will return the EVM's return value or an error if it failed.

Call, unlike Execute, requires a config and also requires the State field to be set.

func Create Uses

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func Create(input []byte, cfg *Config) ([]byte, common.Address, uint64, error)

Create executes the code using the EVM create method

func Execute Uses

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func Execute(code, input []byte, cfg *Config) ([]byte, *state.StateDB, error)

Execute executes the code using the input as call data during the execution. It returns the EVM's return value, the new state and an error if it failed.

Execute sets up an in-memory, temporary, environment for the execution of the given code. It makes sure that it's restored to its original state afterwards.

Example

Code: 

ret, _, err := runtime.Execute(common.Hex2Bytes("6060604052600a8060106000396000f360606040526008565b00"), nil, nil)
if err != nil {
    fmt.Println(err)
}
fmt.Println(ret)

Output:

[96 96 96 64 82 96 8 86 91 0]

func NewEnv Uses

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func NewEnv(cfg *Config) *vm.EVM

type Config Uses

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type Config struct {
    ChainConfig *params.ChainConfig
    Difficulty  *big.Int
    Origin      common.Address
    Coinbase    common.Address
    BlockNumber *big.Int
    Time        *big.Int
    GasLimit    uint64
    GasPrice    *big.Int
    Value       *big.Int
    Debug       bool
    EVMConfig   vm.Config

    State     *state.StateDB
    GetHashFn func(n uint64) common.Hash
}

Config is a basic type specifying certain configuration flags for running the EVM.

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