bsc/core/vm/contract.go

// Copyright 2014 The go-ethereum Authors
// This file is part of the go-ethereum library.
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package vm

import (
	"math/big"

	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/common"
)

// ContractRef is a reference to the contract's backing object
type ContractRef interface {
	ReturnGas(*big.Int, *big.Int)
	Address() common.Address
	SetCode([]byte)
}

// Contract represents an ethereum contract in the state database. It contains
// the the contract code, calling arguments. Contract implements ContractReg
type Contract struct {
	caller ContractRef
	self   ContractRef

	jumpdests destinations // result of JUMPDEST analysis.

	Code     []byte
	Input    []byte
	CodeAddr *common.Address

	value, Gas, UsedGas, Price *big.Int

	Args []byte
}

// Create a new context for the given data items.
func NewContract(caller ContractRef, object ContractRef, value, gas, price *big.Int) *Contract {
	c := &Contract{caller: caller, self: object, Args: nil}

	if parent, ok := caller.(*Contract); ok {
		// Reuse JUMPDEST analysis from parent context if available.
		c.jumpdests = parent.jumpdests
	} else {
		c.jumpdests = make(destinations)
	}

	// Gas should be a pointer so it can safely be reduced through the run
	// This pointer will be off the state transition
	c.Gas = gas //new(big.Int).Set(gas)
	c.value = new(big.Int).Set(value)
	// In most cases price and value are pointers to transaction objects
	// and we don't want the transaction's values to change.
	c.Price = new(big.Int).Set(price)
	c.UsedGas = new(big.Int)

	return c
}

// GetOp returns the n'th element in the contract's byte array
func (c *Contract) GetOp(n uint64) OpCode {
	return OpCode(c.GetByte(n))
}

// GetByte returns the n'th byte in the contract's byte array
func (c *Contract) GetByte(n uint64) byte {
	if n < uint64(len(c.Code)) {
		return c.Code[n]
	}

	return 0
}

// Return returns the given ret argument and returns any remaining gas to the
// caller
func (c *Contract) Return(ret []byte) []byte {
	// Return the remaining gas to the caller
	c.caller.ReturnGas(c.Gas, c.Price)

	return ret
}

// UseGas attempts the use gas and subtracts it and returns true on success
func (c *Contract) UseGas(gas *big.Int) (ok bool) {
	ok = useGas(c.Gas, gas)
	if ok {
		c.UsedGas.Add(c.UsedGas, gas)
	}
	return
}

// ReturnGas adds the given gas back to itself.
func (c *Contract) ReturnGas(gas, price *big.Int) {
	// Return the gas to the context
	c.Gas.Add(c.Gas, gas)
	c.UsedGas.Sub(c.UsedGas, gas)
}

// Address returns the contracts address
func (c *Contract) Address() common.Address {
	return c.self.Address()
}

// SetCode sets the code to the contract
func (self *Contract) SetCode(code []byte) {
	self.Code = code
}

// SetCallCode sets the address of the code address and sets the code
// of the contract according to the backing database.
func (self *Contract) SetCallCode(addr *common.Address, code []byte) {
	self.Code = code
	self.CodeAddr = addr
}