Ethereum Test Tools Package

Module containing tools for generating cross-client Ethereum execution layer tests.

CalldataCase

Bases: Case

Small helper class to represent a single case whose condition depends on the value of the contract's calldata in a Switch case statement.

By default the calldata is read from position zero, but this can be overridden using position.

The condition is generated automatically based on the value (and optionally position) and may not be set directly.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class CalldataCase(Case):
    """
    Small helper class to represent a single case whose condition depends on
    the value of the contract's calldata in a Switch case statement.

    By default the calldata is read from position zero, but this can be
    overridden using `position`.

    The `condition` is generated automatically based on the `value` (and
    optionally `position`) and may not be set directly.
    """

    def __init__(
        self, value: int | str | Bytecode, position: int = 0, **kwargs: Any
    ) -> None:
        """Generate the condition base on `value` and `position`."""
        condition = Op.EQ(Op.CALLDATALOAD(position), value)
        super().__init__(condition=condition, **kwargs)

__init__(value, position=0, **kwargs)

Generate the condition base on value and position.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def __init__(
    self, value: int | str | Bytecode, position: int = 0, **kwargs: Any
) -> None:
    """Generate the condition base on `value` and `position`."""
    condition = Op.EQ(Op.CALLDATALOAD(position), value)
    super().__init__(condition=condition, **kwargs)

Case dataclass

Small helper class to represent a single, generic case in a Switch cases list.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

@dataclass(kw_only=True, slots=True)
class Case:
    """
    Small helper class to represent a single, generic case in a `Switch` cases
    list.
    """

    condition: Bytecode | Op
    action: Bytecode | Op
    terminating: bool | None = None

    @property
    def is_terminating(self) -> bool:
        """Returns whether the case is terminating."""
        return (
            self.terminating
            if self.terminating is not None
            else self.action.terminating
        )

is_terminating property

Returns whether the case is terminating.

CodeGasMeasure

Bases: Bytecode

Helper class used to generate bytecode that measures gas usage of a bytecode, taking into account and subtracting any extra overhead gas costs required to execute. By default, the result gas calculation is saved to storage key 0.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class CodeGasMeasure(Bytecode):
    """
    Helper class used to generate bytecode that measures gas usage of a
    bytecode, taking into account and subtracting any extra overhead gas costs
    required to execute. By default, the result gas calculation is saved to
    storage key 0.
    """

    code: Bytecode
    """
    Bytecode to be executed to measure the gas usage.
    """
    overhead_cost: int
    """
    Extra gas cost to be subtracted from extra operations.
    """
    extra_stack_items: int
    """
    Extra stack items that remain at the end of the execution.
    To be considered when subtracting the value of the previous GAS operation,
    and to be popped at the end of the execution.
    """
    sstore_key: int | Bytes
    """
    Storage key to save the gas used.
    """

    def __new__(
        cls,
        *,
        code: Bytecode,
        overhead_cost: int = 0,
        extra_stack_items: int = 0,
        sstore_key: int | Bytes = 0,
        stop: bool = True,
    ) -> Self:
        """Assemble the bytecode that measures gas usage."""
        res = Op.GAS + code + Op.GAS
        # We need to swap and pop for each extra stack item that remained from
        # the execution of the code
        res += (Op.SWAP1 + Op.POP) * extra_stack_items
        res += (
            Op.SWAP1
            + Op.SUB
            + Op.PUSH1[overhead_cost]
            + Op.GAS
            + Op.GAS
            + Op.SWAP1
            + Op.SUB
            + Op.ADD
            + Op.SWAP1
            + Op.SSTORE(sstore_key, Op.SUB)
        )
        if stop:
            res += Op.STOP

        instance = super().__new__(cls, res)
        instance.code = code
        instance.overhead_cost = overhead_cost
        instance.extra_stack_items = extra_stack_items
        instance.sstore_key = sstore_key
        return instance

code instance-attribute

Bytecode to be executed to measure the gas usage.

overhead_cost instance-attribute

Extra gas cost to be subtracted from extra operations.

extra_stack_items instance-attribute

Extra stack items that remain at the end of the execution. To be considered when subtracting the value of the previous GAS operation, and to be popped at the end of the execution.

sstore_key instance-attribute

Storage key to save the gas used.

__new__(*, code, overhead_cost=0, extra_stack_items=0, sstore_key=0, stop=True)

Assemble the bytecode that measures gas usage.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def __new__(
    cls,
    *,
    code: Bytecode,
    overhead_cost: int = 0,
    extra_stack_items: int = 0,
    sstore_key: int | Bytes = 0,
    stop: bool = True,
) -> Self:
    """Assemble the bytecode that measures gas usage."""
    res = Op.GAS + code + Op.GAS
    # We need to swap and pop for each extra stack item that remained from
    # the execution of the code
    res += (Op.SWAP1 + Op.POP) * extra_stack_items
    res += (
        Op.SWAP1
        + Op.SUB
        + Op.PUSH1[overhead_cost]
        + Op.GAS
        + Op.GAS
        + Op.SWAP1
        + Op.SUB
        + Op.ADD
        + Op.SWAP1
        + Op.SSTORE(sstore_key, Op.SUB)
    )
    if stop:
        res += Op.STOP

    instance = super().__new__(cls, res)
    instance.code = code
    instance.overhead_cost = overhead_cost
    instance.extra_stack_items = extra_stack_items
    instance.sstore_key = sstore_key
    return instance

Conditional

Bases: Bytecode

Helper class used to generate conditional bytecode.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class Conditional(Bytecode):
    """Helper class used to generate conditional bytecode."""

    def __new__(
        cls,
        *,
        condition: Bytecode | Op,
        if_true: Bytecode | Op | None = None,
        if_false: Bytecode | Op | None = None,
    ) -> Self:
        """
        Assemble the conditional bytecode by generating the necessary jump and
        jumpdest opcodes surrounding the condition and the two possible
        execution paths.

        In the future, PC usage should be replaced by using RJUMP and RJUMPI
        """
        if if_true is None:
            if_true = Bytecode()
        if if_false is None:
            if_false = Bytecode()

        # First we append a jumpdest to the start of the true branch
        if_true = Op.JUMPDEST + if_true

        # Then we append the unconditional jump to the end of the false
        # branch, used to skip the true branch
        if_false += Op.JUMP(Op.ADD(Op.PC, len(if_true) + 3))

        # Then we need to do the conditional jump by skipping the false
        # branch
        condition = Op.JUMPI(Op.ADD(Op.PC, len(if_false) + 3), condition)

        # Finally we append the condition, false and true branches, plus
        # the jumpdest at the very end
        bytecode = condition + if_false + if_true + Op.JUMPDEST

        return super().__new__(cls, bytecode)

__new__(*, condition, if_true=None, if_false=None)

Assemble the conditional bytecode by generating the necessary jump and jumpdest opcodes surrounding the condition and the two possible execution paths.

In the future, PC usage should be replaced by using RJUMP and RJUMPI

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def __new__(
    cls,
    *,
    condition: Bytecode | Op,
    if_true: Bytecode | Op | None = None,
    if_false: Bytecode | Op | None = None,
) -> Self:
    """
    Assemble the conditional bytecode by generating the necessary jump and
    jumpdest opcodes surrounding the condition and the two possible
    execution paths.

    In the future, PC usage should be replaced by using RJUMP and RJUMPI
    """
    if if_true is None:
        if_true = Bytecode()
    if if_false is None:
        if_false = Bytecode()

    # First we append a jumpdest to the start of the true branch
    if_true = Op.JUMPDEST + if_true

    # Then we append the unconditional jump to the end of the false
    # branch, used to skip the true branch
    if_false += Op.JUMP(Op.ADD(Op.PC, len(if_true) + 3))

    # Then we need to do the conditional jump by skipping the false
    # branch
    condition = Op.JUMPI(Op.ADD(Op.PC, len(if_false) + 3), condition)

    # Finally we append the condition, false and true branches, plus
    # the jumpdest at the very end
    bytecode = condition + if_false + if_true + Op.JUMPDEST

    return super().__new__(cls, bytecode)

Create2PreimageLayout

Bases: Bytecode

Set up the preimage in memory for CREATE2 address computation.

Creates the standard memory layout required to compute a CREATE2 address using keccak256(0xFF ++ factory_address ++ salt ++ init_code_hash).

Memory layout after execution: - MEM[offset + 0: offset + 32] = zero padding + factory_address (20 bytes) - MEM[offset + 11] = 0xFF prefix byte - MEM[offset + 32: offset + 64] = salt (32 bytes) - MEM[offset + 64: offset + 96] = init_code_hash (32 bytes)

To compute the CREATE2 address, use: .address_op or Op.SHA3(offset + 11, 85). The resulting hash's lower 20 bytes (bytes 12-31) form the address.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class Create2PreimageLayout(Bytecode):
    """
    Set up the preimage in memory for CREATE2 address computation.

    Creates the standard memory layout required to compute a CREATE2 address
    using keccak256(0xFF ++ factory_address ++ salt ++ init_code_hash).

    Memory layout after execution:
    - MEM[offset + 0: offset + 32] = zero padding + factory_address (20 bytes)
    - MEM[offset + 11] = 0xFF prefix byte
    - MEM[offset + 32: offset + 64] = salt (32 bytes)
    - MEM[offset + 64: offset + 96] = init_code_hash (32 bytes)

    To compute the CREATE2 address, use: `.address_op` or
    `Op.SHA3(offset + 11, 85)`.
    The resulting hash's lower 20 bytes (bytes 12-31) form the address.
    """

    offset: int = 0

    def __new__(
        cls,
        *,
        factory_address: int | bytes | Bytecode,
        salt: int | bytes | Bytecode,
        init_code_hash: int | bytes | Bytecode,
        offset: int = 0,
        old_memory_size: int = 0,
    ) -> Self:
        """
        Assemble the bytecode that sets up the memory layout for CREATE2
        address computation.
        """
        required_size = offset + 96
        new_memory_size = max(old_memory_size, required_size)
        bytecode = (
            Op.MSTORE(offset=offset, value=factory_address)
            + Op.MSTORE8(offset=offset + 11, value=0xFF)
            + Op.MSTORE(offset=offset + 32, value=salt)
            + Op.MSTORE(
                offset=offset + 64,
                value=init_code_hash,
                # Gas accounting
                old_memory_size=old_memory_size,
                new_memory_size=new_memory_size,
            )
        )
        instance = super().__new__(cls, bytecode)
        instance.offset = offset
        return instance

    @property
    def salt_offset(self) -> int:
        """
        Return the salt memory offset of the preimage.
        """
        return self.offset + 32

    def address_op(self) -> Bytecode:
        """
        Return the bytecode that computes the CREATE2 address.
        """
        return Op.SHA3(
            offset=self.offset + 11,
            size=85,
            # Gas accounting
            data_size=85,
        )

    def increment_salt_op(self, increment: int = 1) -> Bytecode:
        """Return the bytecode that increments the current salt."""
        return Op.MSTORE(
            self.salt_offset,
            Op.ADD(Op.MLOAD(self.salt_offset), increment),
        )

__new__(*, factory_address, salt, init_code_hash, offset=0, old_memory_size=0)

Assemble the bytecode that sets up the memory layout for CREATE2 address computation.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def __new__(
    cls,
    *,
    factory_address: int | bytes | Bytecode,
    salt: int | bytes | Bytecode,
    init_code_hash: int | bytes | Bytecode,
    offset: int = 0,
    old_memory_size: int = 0,
) -> Self:
    """
    Assemble the bytecode that sets up the memory layout for CREATE2
    address computation.
    """
    required_size = offset + 96
    new_memory_size = max(old_memory_size, required_size)
    bytecode = (
        Op.MSTORE(offset=offset, value=factory_address)
        + Op.MSTORE8(offset=offset + 11, value=0xFF)
        + Op.MSTORE(offset=offset + 32, value=salt)
        + Op.MSTORE(
            offset=offset + 64,
            value=init_code_hash,
            # Gas accounting
            old_memory_size=old_memory_size,
            new_memory_size=new_memory_size,
        )
    )
    instance = super().__new__(cls, bytecode)
    instance.offset = offset
    return instance

salt_offset property

Return the salt memory offset of the preimage.

address_op()

Return the bytecode that computes the CREATE2 address.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def address_op(self) -> Bytecode:
    """
    Return the bytecode that computes the CREATE2 address.
    """
    return Op.SHA3(
        offset=self.offset + 11,
        size=85,
        # Gas accounting
        data_size=85,
    )

increment_salt_op(increment=1)

Return the bytecode that increments the current salt.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def increment_salt_op(self, increment: int = 1) -> Bytecode:
    """Return the bytecode that increments the current salt."""
    return Op.MSTORE(
        self.salt_offset,
        Op.ADD(Op.MLOAD(self.salt_offset), increment),
    )

FixedIterationsBytecode

Bases: IteratingBytecode

Bytecode that contains a setup phase, an iterating phase, and a cleanup phase, with a fixed number of iterations.

This type can be used in place of a normal Bytecode and will return the appropriate gas cost for the given number of iterations.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class FixedIterationsBytecode(IteratingBytecode):
    """
    Bytecode that contains a setup phase, an iterating phase, and a cleanup
    phase, with a fixed number of iterations.

    This type can be used in place of a normal Bytecode and will return the
    appropriate gas cost for the given number of iterations.
    """

    iteration_count: int
    """The fixed number of times the iterating bytecode will be executed."""

    def __new__(
        cls,
        *,
        setup: Bytecode,
        iterating: Bytecode,
        cleanup: Bytecode,
        iteration_count: int,
        warm_iterating: Bytecode | None = None,
        iterating_subcall: Bytecode | int | None = None,
    ) -> Self:
        """
        Create a new FixedIterationsBytecode instance.

        Args:
            setup: Bytecode executed once at the beginning before
                iterations start.
            iterating: Bytecode executed in the first iteration.
            cleanup: Bytecode executed once at the end after all
                iterations complete.
            iteration_count: The fixed number of times the iterating
                bytecode will be executed.
            warm_iterating: Bytecode executed in subsequent iterations
                after the first. If None, uses the same bytecode as
                iterating.
            iterating_subcall: Analytical bytecode representing a subcall
                performed during each iteration. This bytecode is _not_
                included in the final bytecode, and it's only used for gas
                calculation. The value can also be an integer, in which case it
                represents the gas cost of the subcall (e.g. the subcall is a
                precompiled contract).

        Returns:
            A new FixedIterationsBytecode instance.

        """
        instance = super(FixedIterationsBytecode, cls).__new__(
            cls,
            setup=setup,
            iterating=iterating,
            cleanup=cleanup,
            warm_iterating=warm_iterating,
            iterating_subcall=iterating_subcall,
        )
        instance.iteration_count = iteration_count
        return instance

    def gas_cost(
        self,
        fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface],
        *,
        block_number: int = 0,
        timestamp: int = 0,
    ) -> int:
        """Return the cost of iterating through the bytecode N times."""
        del block_number, timestamp
        return self.gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=self.iteration_count,
        )

iteration_count instance-attribute

The fixed number of times the iterating bytecode will be executed.

__new__(*, setup, iterating, cleanup, iteration_count, warm_iterating=None, iterating_subcall=None)

Create a new FixedIterationsBytecode instance.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
setup	Bytecode	Bytecode executed once at the beginning before iterations start.	required
iterating	Bytecode	Bytecode executed in the first iteration.	required
cleanup	Bytecode	Bytecode executed once at the end after all iterations complete.	required
iteration_count	int	The fixed number of times the iterating bytecode will be executed.	required
warm_iterating	Bytecode | None	Bytecode executed in subsequent iterations after the first. If None, uses the same bytecode as iterating.	None
iterating_subcall	Bytecode | int | None	Analytical bytecode representing a subcall performed during each iteration. This bytecode is not included in the final bytecode, and it's only used for gas calculation. The value can also be an integer, in which case it represents the gas cost of the subcall (e.g. the subcall is a precompiled contract).	None

Returns:

Type	Description
Self	A new FixedIterationsBytecode instance.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def __new__(
    cls,
    *,
    setup: Bytecode,
    iterating: Bytecode,
    cleanup: Bytecode,
    iteration_count: int,
    warm_iterating: Bytecode | None = None,
    iterating_subcall: Bytecode | int | None = None,
) -> Self:
    """
    Create a new FixedIterationsBytecode instance.

    Args:
        setup: Bytecode executed once at the beginning before
            iterations start.
        iterating: Bytecode executed in the first iteration.
        cleanup: Bytecode executed once at the end after all
            iterations complete.
        iteration_count: The fixed number of times the iterating
            bytecode will be executed.
        warm_iterating: Bytecode executed in subsequent iterations
            after the first. If None, uses the same bytecode as
            iterating.
        iterating_subcall: Analytical bytecode representing a subcall
            performed during each iteration. This bytecode is _not_
            included in the final bytecode, and it's only used for gas
            calculation. The value can also be an integer, in which case it
            represents the gas cost of the subcall (e.g. the subcall is a
            precompiled contract).

    Returns:
        A new FixedIterationsBytecode instance.

    """
    instance = super(FixedIterationsBytecode, cls).__new__(
        cls,
        setup=setup,
        iterating=iterating,
        cleanup=cleanup,
        warm_iterating=warm_iterating,
        iterating_subcall=iterating_subcall,
    )
    instance.iteration_count = iteration_count
    return instance

gas_cost(fork, *, block_number=0, timestamp=0)

Return the cost of iterating through the bytecode N times.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def gas_cost(
    self,
    fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface],
    *,
    block_number: int = 0,
    timestamp: int = 0,
) -> int:
    """Return the cost of iterating through the bytecode N times."""
    del block_number, timestamp
    return self.gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
        fork=fork,
        iteration_count=self.iteration_count,
    )

Initcode

Bases: Bytecode

Helper class used to generate initcode for the specified deployment code.

The execution gas cost of the initcode is calculated, and also the deployment gas costs for the deployed code.

The initcode can be padded to a certain length if necessary, which does not affect the deployed code.

Other costs such as the CREATE2 hashing costs or the initcode_word_cost of EIP-3860 are not taken into account by any of these calculated costs.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class Initcode(Bytecode):
    """
    Helper class used to generate initcode for the specified deployment code.

    The execution gas cost of the initcode is calculated, and also the
    deployment gas costs for the deployed code.

    The initcode can be padded to a certain length if necessary, which does not
    affect the deployed code.

    Other costs such as the CREATE2 hashing costs or the initcode_word_cost of
    EIP-3860 are *not* taken into account by any of these calculated costs.
    """

    deploy_code: Bytes | Bytecode
    """
    Bytecode to be deployed by the initcode.
    """

    def __new__(
        cls,
        *,
        deploy_code: Bytecode | SupportsBytes | None = None,
        initcode_length: int | None = None,
        initcode_prefix: Bytecode | None = None,
        padding_byte: int = 0x00,
        name: str = "",
    ) -> Self:
        """
        Generate an initcode that returns a contract with the specified code.
        The initcode can be padded to a specified length for testing purposes.
        """
        if deploy_code is None:
            deploy_code = Bytecode()
        elif not isinstance(deploy_code, Bytecode):
            deploy_code = Bytes(deploy_code)
        if initcode_prefix is None:
            initcode_prefix = Bytecode()

        initcode = initcode_prefix
        code_length = len(deploy_code)

        # PUSH2: length=<bytecode length>
        initcode += Op.PUSH2(code_length)

        # PUSH1: offset=0
        initcode += Op.PUSH1(0)

        # DUP2
        initcode += Op.DUP2

        # PUSH1: initcode_length=11 + len(initcode_prefix_bytes) (constant)
        no_prefix_length = 0x0B
        assert no_prefix_length + len(initcode_prefix) <= 0xFF, (
            "initcode prefix too long"
        )
        initcode += Op.PUSH1(no_prefix_length + len(initcode_prefix))

        # DUP3
        initcode += Op.DUP3

        # CODECOPY: destinationOffset=0, offset=0, length
        initcode += Op.CODECOPY(
            data_size=code_length, new_memory_size=code_length
        )

        # RETURN: offset=0, length
        initcode += Op.RETURN(code_deposit_size=len(deploy_code))

        initcode_plus_deploy_code = bytes(initcode) + bytes(deploy_code)
        padding_bytes = bytes()

        if initcode_length is not None:
            assert initcode_length >= len(initcode_plus_deploy_code), (
                "specified invalid length for initcode"
            )

            padding_bytes = bytes(
                [padding_byte]
                * (initcode_length - len(initcode_plus_deploy_code))
            )

        initcode_bytes = initcode_plus_deploy_code + padding_bytes
        instance = super().__new__(
            cls,
            initcode_bytes,
            popped_stack_items=initcode.popped_stack_items,
            pushed_stack_items=initcode.pushed_stack_items,
            max_stack_height=initcode.max_stack_height,
            min_stack_height=initcode.min_stack_height,
            name=name,
            opcode_list=initcode.opcode_list,
        )
        instance.deploy_code = deploy_code

        return instance

    def execution_gas(
        self,
        fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface],
        *,
        block_number: int = 0,
        timestamp: int = 0,
    ) -> int:
        """
        Gas cost of executing the initcode, charged before the code
        deposit fee.
        """
        return self.gas_cost(
            fork,
            block_number=block_number,
            timestamp=timestamp,
        ) - self.deployment_gas(
            fork,
            block_number=block_number,
            timestamp=timestamp,
        )

    def deployment_gas(
        self,
        fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface],
        *,
        block_number: int = 0,
        timestamp: int = 0,
    ) -> int:
        """
        Gas cost of deploying the contract.
        """
        return Op.RETURN(code_deposit_size=len(self.deploy_code)).gas_cost(
            fork, block_number=block_number, timestamp=timestamp
        )

deploy_code instance-attribute

Bytecode to be deployed by the initcode.

__new__(*, deploy_code=None, initcode_length=None, initcode_prefix=None, padding_byte=0, name='')

Generate an initcode that returns a contract with the specified code. The initcode can be padded to a specified length for testing purposes.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def __new__(
    cls,
    *,
    deploy_code: Bytecode | SupportsBytes | None = None,
    initcode_length: int | None = None,
    initcode_prefix: Bytecode | None = None,
    padding_byte: int = 0x00,
    name: str = "",
) -> Self:
    """
    Generate an initcode that returns a contract with the specified code.
    The initcode can be padded to a specified length for testing purposes.
    """
    if deploy_code is None:
        deploy_code = Bytecode()
    elif not isinstance(deploy_code, Bytecode):
        deploy_code = Bytes(deploy_code)
    if initcode_prefix is None:
        initcode_prefix = Bytecode()

    initcode = initcode_prefix
    code_length = len(deploy_code)

    # PUSH2: length=<bytecode length>
    initcode += Op.PUSH2(code_length)

    # PUSH1: offset=0
    initcode += Op.PUSH1(0)

    # DUP2
    initcode += Op.DUP2

    # PUSH1: initcode_length=11 + len(initcode_prefix_bytes) (constant)
    no_prefix_length = 0x0B
    assert no_prefix_length + len(initcode_prefix) <= 0xFF, (
        "initcode prefix too long"
    )
    initcode += Op.PUSH1(no_prefix_length + len(initcode_prefix))

    # DUP3
    initcode += Op.DUP3

    # CODECOPY: destinationOffset=0, offset=0, length
    initcode += Op.CODECOPY(
        data_size=code_length, new_memory_size=code_length
    )

    # RETURN: offset=0, length
    initcode += Op.RETURN(code_deposit_size=len(deploy_code))

    initcode_plus_deploy_code = bytes(initcode) + bytes(deploy_code)
    padding_bytes = bytes()

    if initcode_length is not None:
        assert initcode_length >= len(initcode_plus_deploy_code), (
            "specified invalid length for initcode"
        )

        padding_bytes = bytes(
            [padding_byte]
            * (initcode_length - len(initcode_plus_deploy_code))
        )

    initcode_bytes = initcode_plus_deploy_code + padding_bytes
    instance = super().__new__(
        cls,
        initcode_bytes,
        popped_stack_items=initcode.popped_stack_items,
        pushed_stack_items=initcode.pushed_stack_items,
        max_stack_height=initcode.max_stack_height,
        min_stack_height=initcode.min_stack_height,
        name=name,
        opcode_list=initcode.opcode_list,
    )
    instance.deploy_code = deploy_code

    return instance

execution_gas(fork, *, block_number=0, timestamp=0)

Gas cost of executing the initcode, charged before the code deposit fee.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def execution_gas(
    self,
    fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface],
    *,
    block_number: int = 0,
    timestamp: int = 0,
) -> int:
    """
    Gas cost of executing the initcode, charged before the code
    deposit fee.
    """
    return self.gas_cost(
        fork,
        block_number=block_number,
        timestamp=timestamp,
    ) - self.deployment_gas(
        fork,
        block_number=block_number,
        timestamp=timestamp,
    )

deployment_gas(fork, *, block_number=0, timestamp=0)

Gas cost of deploying the contract.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def deployment_gas(
    self,
    fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface],
    *,
    block_number: int = 0,
    timestamp: int = 0,
) -> int:
    """
    Gas cost of deploying the contract.
    """
    return Op.RETURN(code_deposit_size=len(self.deploy_code)).gas_cost(
        fork, block_number=block_number, timestamp=timestamp
    )

IteratingBytecode

Bases: Bytecode

Bytecode composed of distinct execution phases: setup, iteration, and cleanup.

Some phases (warm_iterating and iterating_subcall) are analytical only and exist solely to model gas costs; they are not emitted in the final bytecode.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class IteratingBytecode(Bytecode):
    """
    Bytecode composed of distinct execution phases: setup, iteration, and
    cleanup.

    Some phases (warm_iterating and iterating_subcall) are analytical only and
    exist solely to model gas costs; they are not emitted in the final
    bytecode.
    """

    setup: Bytecode
    """Bytecode executed once at the beginning before iterations start."""
    iterating: Bytecode
    """Bytecode executed in the first iteration."""
    warm_iterating: Bytecode
    """
    Analytical bytecode representing subsequent iterations after the first
    (warm state).
    This bytecode is _not_ included in the final bytecode, and it's only
    used for the gas accounting properties of its opcodes and therefore gas
    calculation.
    """
    iterating_subcall: Bytecode | int
    """
    Analytical bytecode representing a subcall performed during each iteration.
    This bytecode is _not_ included in the final bytecode, and it's only
    used for gas calculation.

    The value can also be an integer, in which case it represents the gas cost
    of the subcall (e.g. the subcall is a precompiled contract)
    """
    cleanup: Bytecode
    """Bytecode executed once at the end after all iterations complete."""

    def __new__(
        cls,
        *,
        setup: Bytecode | None = None,
        iterating: Bytecode,
        cleanup: Bytecode | None = None,
        warm_iterating: Bytecode | None = None,
        iterating_subcall: Bytecode | int | None = None,
    ) -> Self:
        """
        Create a new iterating bytecode.

        Args:
            setup: Bytecode executed once at the beginning before
                iterations start.
            iterating: Bytecode executed in the first iteration.
            cleanup: Bytecode executed once at the end after all
                iterations complete.
            warm_iterating: Analytical bytecode representing subsequent
                iterations after the first (warm state).
            iterating_subcall: Analytical bytecode representing a subcall
                performed during each iteration. This bytecode is _not_
                included in the final bytecode, and it's only used for gas
                calculation. The value can also be an integer, in which case it
                represents the gas cost of the subcall (e.g. the subcall is a
                precompiled contract).

        Returns:
            A new IteratingBytecode instance.

        """
        instance = super(IteratingBytecode, cls).__new__(
            cls,
            setup + iterating + cleanup,
        )
        if setup is None:
            setup = Bytecode()
        instance.setup = setup
        instance.iterating = iterating
        if warm_iterating is None:
            instance.warm_iterating = iterating
        else:
            assert bytes(iterating) == bytes(warm_iterating), (
                "iterating and warm_iterating must have the same bytecode"
            )
            instance.warm_iterating = warm_iterating
        if iterating_subcall is None:
            instance.iterating_subcall = Bytecode()
        else:
            instance.iterating_subcall = iterating_subcall
        if cleanup is None:
            cleanup = Bytecode()
        instance.cleanup = cleanup
        return instance

    def iterating_subcall_gas_cost(
        self, *, fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface]
    ) -> int:
        """Return the gas cost of the iterating subcall."""
        if isinstance(self.iterating_subcall, int):
            return self.iterating_subcall
        return self.iterating_subcall.gas_cost(fork=fork)

    def iterating_subcall_reserve(
        self, *, fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface]
    ) -> int:
        """
        Return the gas reserve needed so that the last iterating subcall does
        not fail due to the 63/64 rule.
        """
        iterating_subcall_gas_cost = self.iterating_subcall_gas_cost(fork=fork)
        return (
            iterating_subcall_gas_cost * 64 // 63
        ) - iterating_subcall_gas_cost

    def gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
        self, *, fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface], iteration_count: int
    ) -> int:
        """Return the cost of iterating through the bytecode N times."""
        loop_gas_cost = 0
        if iteration_count > 0:
            # Cold cost is just charged for the first iteration
            loop_gas_cost = self.iterating.gas_cost(fork=fork)
            # Warm cost is charged for all iterations except the first
            loop_gas_cost += self.warm_iterating.gas_cost(fork=fork) * (
                iteration_count - 1
            )
            # Subcall cost is charged for all iterations.
            loop_gas_cost += (
                self.iterating_subcall_gas_cost(fork=fork) * iteration_count
            )
        return (
            self.setup.gas_cost(fork=fork)
            + loop_gas_cost
            + self.cleanup.gas_cost(fork=fork)
        )

    def with_fixed_iteration_count(
        self, *, iteration_count: int
    ) -> "FixedIterationsBytecode":
        """
        Return a new FixedIterationsBytecode with the iteration count fixed.
        """
        return FixedIterationsBytecode(
            setup=self.setup,
            iterating=self.iterating,
            cleanup=self.cleanup,
            warm_iterating=self.warm_iterating,
            iterating_subcall=self.iterating_subcall,
            iteration_count=iteration_count,
        )

    # Methods to calculate transactions that call a contract containing the
    # iterating bytecode.

    def tx_gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
        self,
        *,
        fork: Fork,
        iteration_count: int,
        start_iteration: int = 0,
        **intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Any,
    ) -> int:
        """
        Calculate the exact gas cost of a transaction calling the bytecode
        for a given number of iterations.

        The method accepts intrinsic gas cost kwargs to allow for the
        calculation of the intrinsic gas cost of the transaction.

        If any of the intrinsic gas cost kwarg is callable, it will be called
        with iteration_count and start_iteration as keyword arguments.
        """
        intrinsic_gas_cost_calc = fork.transaction_intrinsic_cost_calculator()
        if "data" in intrinsic_cost_kwargs:
            intrinsic_cost_kwargs["calldata"] = intrinsic_cost_kwargs.pop(
                "data"
            )
        if "authorization_list" in intrinsic_cost_kwargs:
            intrinsic_cost_kwargs["authorization_list_or_count"] = len(
                intrinsic_cost_kwargs.pop("authorization_list")
            )
        if "return_cost_deducted_prior_execution" not in intrinsic_cost_kwargs:
            intrinsic_cost_kwargs["return_cost_deducted_prior_execution"] = (
                True
            )
        for key, value in intrinsic_cost_kwargs.items():
            if callable(value):
                intrinsic_cost_kwargs[key] = value(
                    iteration_count=iteration_count,
                    start_iteration=start_iteration,
                )
        return self.gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork, iteration_count=iteration_count
        ) + intrinsic_gas_cost_calc(**intrinsic_cost_kwargs)

    def tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
        self,
        *,
        fork: Fork,
        iteration_count: int,
        start_iteration: int = 0,
        **intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Any,
    ) -> int:
        """
        Calculate the minimum gas limit of a transaction calling the bytecode
        for a given number of iterations.

        The gas limit is calculated by adding the required extra gas for the
        last iteration due to the 63/64 rule.
        """
        return self.tx_gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=iteration_count,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        ) + self.iterating_subcall_reserve(fork=fork)

    def _binary_search_iterations(
        self,
        *,
        fork: Fork,
        gas_limit: int,
        start_iteration: int,
        **intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Any,
    ) -> Tuple[int, int]:
        """
        Binary search for the maximum iterations that fit within a gas limit.
        """
        single_iteration_gas = self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=1,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        )
        if single_iteration_gas > gas_limit:
            raise ValueError(
                "Single iteration gas cost is greater than gas limit."
            )
        low = 1
        high = 2

        # Exponential search to find upper bound
        high_gas_cost = self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=high,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        )
        while high_gas_cost < gas_limit:
            low = high
            high *= 2
            high_gas_cost = self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
                fork=fork,
                iteration_count=high,
                start_iteration=start_iteration,
                **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
            )

        # Binary search for exact fit
        best_iterations = 0
        while low < high:
            mid = (low + high) // 2

            if (
                self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
                    fork=fork,
                    iteration_count=mid,
                    start_iteration=start_iteration,
                    **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
                )
                > gas_limit
            ):
                high = mid
            else:
                low = mid + 1

        best_iterations = low - 1
        best_iterations_gas = self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=best_iterations,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        )
        return best_iterations, best_iterations_gas

    def tx_iterations_by_gas_limit(
        self,
        *,
        fork: Fork,
        gas_limit: int,
        start_iteration: int = 0,
        **intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Any,
    ) -> Generator[int, None, None]:
        """
        Calculate the number of iterations needed to reach the given a
        gas-to-be-used value.

        Each element of the returned list represents the number of iterations
        for a single transaction.

        If the fork's transaction gas limit cap is not `None`, the returned
        list will contain one item per transaction that represents the
        iteration count for that transaction, and no transaction will exceed
        the gas limit cap.
        """
        gas_limit_cap = fork.transaction_gas_limit_cap()
        remaining_gas = gas_limit

        while remaining_gas >= self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=1,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        ):
            # Binary search for the maximum number of iterations that fits
            # within remaining_gas
            max_gas_limit = (
                min(remaining_gas, gas_limit_cap)
                if gas_limit_cap is not None
                else remaining_gas
            )
            best_iterations, best_iterations_gas = (
                self._binary_search_iterations(
                    fork=fork,
                    gas_limit=max_gas_limit,
                    start_iteration=start_iteration,
                    **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
                )
            )
            yield best_iterations
            remaining_gas -= best_iterations_gas
            start_iteration += best_iterations

    def _intrinsic_cost_is_constant(
        self,
        intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Dict[str, Any],
    ) -> bool:
        """If none of the kwarg values is callable, return True."""
        for _, value in intrinsic_cost_kwargs.items():
            if callable(value):
                return False
        return True

    def tx_iterations_by_total_iteration_count(
        self,
        *,
        fork: Fork,
        total_iterations: int,
        start_iteration: int = 0,
        **intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Any,
    ) -> Generator[int, None, None]:
        """
        Calculate how to split a total number of iterations across multiple
        transactions so that each transaction fits within the gas limit cap.

        Returns a list where each element represents the number of iterations
        for that transaction, and the sum equals total_iterations.
        """
        gas_limit_cap = fork.transaction_gas_limit_cap()
        if gas_limit_cap is None:
            # No limit, all iterations fit in a single transaction.
            yield total_iterations
            return
        remaining_iterations = total_iterations
        best_iterations: int | None = None
        constant_intrinsic_gas_cost = self._intrinsic_cost_is_constant(
            intrinsic_cost_kwargs
        )

        while remaining_iterations > 0:
            if best_iterations is None or not constant_intrinsic_gas_cost:
                best_iterations, _ = self._binary_search_iterations(
                    fork=fork,
                    gas_limit=gas_limit_cap,
                    start_iteration=start_iteration,
                    **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
                )
            if best_iterations >= remaining_iterations:
                yield remaining_iterations
                return
            else:
                yield best_iterations
                remaining_iterations -= best_iterations
                start_iteration += best_iterations

    # Transaction generators that call the iterating bytecode with given
    # limits.

    def transactions_by_gas_limit(
        self,
        *,
        fork: Fork,
        gas_limit: int,
        start_iteration: int = 0,
        sender: EOA,
        to: Address | None,
        tx_gas_limit_delta: int = 0,
        **tx_kwargs: Any,
    ) -> Generator[TransactionWithCost, None, None]:
        """
        Generate a list of transactions calling the bytecode with a given gas
        limit.

        The method accepts all keyword arguments that can be passed to the
        `Transaction` constructor.

        If any of the keyword arguments is callable, it will be called with
        iteration_count and start_iteration as keyword arguments.
        E.g. when the calldata that needs to be passed to the iterating
        bytecode changes with each iteration, the calldata can be generated
        dynamically by passing a callable to the calldata keyword argument.

        The returned object also contains an extra field with the expected
        gas cost of the transaction by the end of execution.
        """
        intrinsic_cost_kwargs = tx_kwargs.copy()

        if "calldata" in tx_kwargs:
            tx_kwargs["data"] = tx_kwargs.pop("calldata")
        if "return_cost_deducted_prior_execution" in tx_kwargs:
            tx_kwargs.pop("return_cost_deducted_prior_execution")
        for iteration_count in self.tx_iterations_by_gas_limit(
            fork=fork,
            gas_limit=gas_limit,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        ):
            tx_gas_limit = self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
                fork=fork,
                iteration_count=iteration_count,
                start_iteration=start_iteration,
                **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
            )
            tx_gas_cost = self.tx_gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
                fork=fork,
                iteration_count=iteration_count,
                start_iteration=start_iteration,
                **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
            )
            current_tx_kwargs = tx_kwargs.copy()

            for key, value in current_tx_kwargs.items():
                if callable(value):
                    current_tx_kwargs[key] = value(
                        iteration_count=iteration_count,
                        start_iteration=start_iteration,
                    )
            yield TransactionWithCost(
                to=to,
                gas_limit=tx_gas_limit + tx_gas_limit_delta,
                sender=sender,
                gas_cost=tx_gas_cost,
                **current_tx_kwargs,
            )
            start_iteration += iteration_count

    def transactions_by_total_iteration_count(
        self,
        *,
        fork: Fork,
        total_iterations: int,
        start_iteration: int = 0,
        sender: EOA,
        to: Address | None,
        tx_gas_limit_delta: int = 0,
        **tx_kwargs: Any,
    ) -> Generator[TransactionWithCost, None, None]:
        """
        Generate a list of transactions calling the bytecode with a given
        total iteration count.

        The method accepts all keyword arguments that can be passed to the
        `Transaction` constructor.

        If any of the keyword arguments is callable, it will be called with
        iteration_count and start_iteration as keyword arguments.
        E.g. when the calldata that needs to be passed to the iterating
        bytecode changes with each iteration, the calldata can be generated
        dynamically by passing a callable to the calldata keyword argument.

        The returned object also contains an extra field with the expected
        gas cost of the transaction by the end of execution.
        """
        intrinsic_cost_kwargs = tx_kwargs.copy()

        if "calldata" in tx_kwargs:
            tx_kwargs["data"] = tx_kwargs.pop("calldata")
        if "return_cost_deducted_prior_execution" in tx_kwargs:
            tx_kwargs.pop("return_cost_deducted_prior_execution")
        for iteration_count in self.tx_iterations_by_total_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            total_iterations=total_iterations,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        ):
            tx_gas_limit = self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
                fork=fork,
                iteration_count=iteration_count,
                start_iteration=start_iteration,
                **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
            )
            tx_gas_cost = self.tx_gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
                fork=fork,
                iteration_count=iteration_count,
                start_iteration=start_iteration,
                **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
            )
            current_tx_kwargs = tx_kwargs.copy()

            for key, value in current_tx_kwargs.items():
                if callable(value):
                    current_tx_kwargs[key] = value(
                        iteration_count=iteration_count,
                        start_iteration=start_iteration,
                    )
            yield TransactionWithCost(
                to=to,
                gas_limit=tx_gas_limit + tx_gas_limit_delta,
                sender=sender,
                gas_cost=tx_gas_cost,
                **current_tx_kwargs,
            )
            start_iteration += iteration_count

setup instance-attribute

Bytecode executed once at the beginning before iterations start.

iterating instance-attribute

Bytecode executed in the first iteration.

warm_iterating instance-attribute

Analytical bytecode representing subsequent iterations after the first (warm state). This bytecode is not included in the final bytecode, and it's only used for the gas accounting properties of its opcodes and therefore gas calculation.

iterating_subcall instance-attribute

Analytical bytecode representing a subcall performed during each iteration. This bytecode is not included in the final bytecode, and it's only used for gas calculation.

The value can also be an integer, in which case it represents the gas cost of the subcall (e.g. the subcall is a precompiled contract)

cleanup instance-attribute

Bytecode executed once at the end after all iterations complete.

__new__(*, setup=None, iterating, cleanup=None, warm_iterating=None, iterating_subcall=None)

Create a new iterating bytecode.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
setup	Bytecode | None	Bytecode executed once at the beginning before iterations start.	None
iterating	Bytecode	Bytecode executed in the first iteration.	required
cleanup	Bytecode | None	Bytecode executed once at the end after all iterations complete.	None
warm_iterating	Bytecode | None	Analytical bytecode representing subsequent iterations after the first (warm state).	None
iterating_subcall	Bytecode | int | None	Analytical bytecode representing a subcall performed during each iteration. This bytecode is not included in the final bytecode, and it's only used for gas calculation. The value can also be an integer, in which case it represents the gas cost of the subcall (e.g. the subcall is a precompiled contract).	None

Returns:

Type	Description
Self	A new IteratingBytecode instance.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def __new__(
    cls,
    *,
    setup: Bytecode | None = None,
    iterating: Bytecode,
    cleanup: Bytecode | None = None,
    warm_iterating: Bytecode | None = None,
    iterating_subcall: Bytecode | int | None = None,
) -> Self:
    """
    Create a new iterating bytecode.

    Args:
        setup: Bytecode executed once at the beginning before
            iterations start.
        iterating: Bytecode executed in the first iteration.
        cleanup: Bytecode executed once at the end after all
            iterations complete.
        warm_iterating: Analytical bytecode representing subsequent
            iterations after the first (warm state).
        iterating_subcall: Analytical bytecode representing a subcall
            performed during each iteration. This bytecode is _not_
            included in the final bytecode, and it's only used for gas
            calculation. The value can also be an integer, in which case it
            represents the gas cost of the subcall (e.g. the subcall is a
            precompiled contract).

    Returns:
        A new IteratingBytecode instance.

    """
    instance = super(IteratingBytecode, cls).__new__(
        cls,
        setup + iterating + cleanup,
    )
    if setup is None:
        setup = Bytecode()
    instance.setup = setup
    instance.iterating = iterating
    if warm_iterating is None:
        instance.warm_iterating = iterating
    else:
        assert bytes(iterating) == bytes(warm_iterating), (
            "iterating and warm_iterating must have the same bytecode"
        )
        instance.warm_iterating = warm_iterating
    if iterating_subcall is None:
        instance.iterating_subcall = Bytecode()
    else:
        instance.iterating_subcall = iterating_subcall
    if cleanup is None:
        cleanup = Bytecode()
    instance.cleanup = cleanup
    return instance

iterating_subcall_gas_cost(*, fork)

Return the gas cost of the iterating subcall.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def iterating_subcall_gas_cost(
    self, *, fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface]
) -> int:
    """Return the gas cost of the iterating subcall."""
    if isinstance(self.iterating_subcall, int):
        return self.iterating_subcall
    return self.iterating_subcall.gas_cost(fork=fork)

iterating_subcall_reserve(*, fork)

Return the gas reserve needed so that the last iterating subcall does not fail due to the 63/64 rule.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def iterating_subcall_reserve(
    self, *, fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface]
) -> int:
    """
    Return the gas reserve needed so that the last iterating subcall does
    not fail due to the 63/64 rule.
    """
    iterating_subcall_gas_cost = self.iterating_subcall_gas_cost(fork=fork)
    return (
        iterating_subcall_gas_cost * 64 // 63
    ) - iterating_subcall_gas_cost

gas_cost_by_iteration_count(*, fork, iteration_count)

Return the cost of iterating through the bytecode N times.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
    self, *, fork: Type[ForkOpcodeInterface], iteration_count: int
) -> int:
    """Return the cost of iterating through the bytecode N times."""
    loop_gas_cost = 0
    if iteration_count > 0:
        # Cold cost is just charged for the first iteration
        loop_gas_cost = self.iterating.gas_cost(fork=fork)
        # Warm cost is charged for all iterations except the first
        loop_gas_cost += self.warm_iterating.gas_cost(fork=fork) * (
            iteration_count - 1
        )
        # Subcall cost is charged for all iterations.
        loop_gas_cost += (
            self.iterating_subcall_gas_cost(fork=fork) * iteration_count
        )
    return (
        self.setup.gas_cost(fork=fork)
        + loop_gas_cost
        + self.cleanup.gas_cost(fork=fork)
    )

with_fixed_iteration_count(*, iteration_count)

Return a new FixedIterationsBytecode with the iteration count fixed.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def with_fixed_iteration_count(
    self, *, iteration_count: int
) -> "FixedIterationsBytecode":
    """
    Return a new FixedIterationsBytecode with the iteration count fixed.
    """
    return FixedIterationsBytecode(
        setup=self.setup,
        iterating=self.iterating,
        cleanup=self.cleanup,
        warm_iterating=self.warm_iterating,
        iterating_subcall=self.iterating_subcall,
        iteration_count=iteration_count,
    )

tx_gas_cost_by_iteration_count(*, fork, iteration_count, start_iteration=0, **intrinsic_cost_kwargs)

Calculate the exact gas cost of a transaction calling the bytecode for a given number of iterations.

The method accepts intrinsic gas cost kwargs to allow for the calculation of the intrinsic gas cost of the transaction.

If any of the intrinsic gas cost kwarg is callable, it will be called with iteration_count and start_iteration as keyword arguments.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def tx_gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
    self,
    *,
    fork: Fork,
    iteration_count: int,
    start_iteration: int = 0,
    **intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Any,
) -> int:
    """
    Calculate the exact gas cost of a transaction calling the bytecode
    for a given number of iterations.

    The method accepts intrinsic gas cost kwargs to allow for the
    calculation of the intrinsic gas cost of the transaction.

    If any of the intrinsic gas cost kwarg is callable, it will be called
    with iteration_count and start_iteration as keyword arguments.
    """
    intrinsic_gas_cost_calc = fork.transaction_intrinsic_cost_calculator()
    if "data" in intrinsic_cost_kwargs:
        intrinsic_cost_kwargs["calldata"] = intrinsic_cost_kwargs.pop(
            "data"
        )
    if "authorization_list" in intrinsic_cost_kwargs:
        intrinsic_cost_kwargs["authorization_list_or_count"] = len(
            intrinsic_cost_kwargs.pop("authorization_list")
        )
    if "return_cost_deducted_prior_execution" not in intrinsic_cost_kwargs:
        intrinsic_cost_kwargs["return_cost_deducted_prior_execution"] = (
            True
        )
    for key, value in intrinsic_cost_kwargs.items():
        if callable(value):
            intrinsic_cost_kwargs[key] = value(
                iteration_count=iteration_count,
                start_iteration=start_iteration,
            )
    return self.gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
        fork=fork, iteration_count=iteration_count
    ) + intrinsic_gas_cost_calc(**intrinsic_cost_kwargs)

tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(*, fork, iteration_count, start_iteration=0, **intrinsic_cost_kwargs)

Calculate the minimum gas limit of a transaction calling the bytecode for a given number of iterations.

The gas limit is calculated by adding the required extra gas for the last iteration due to the 63/64 rule.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
    self,
    *,
    fork: Fork,
    iteration_count: int,
    start_iteration: int = 0,
    **intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Any,
) -> int:
    """
    Calculate the minimum gas limit of a transaction calling the bytecode
    for a given number of iterations.

    The gas limit is calculated by adding the required extra gas for the
    last iteration due to the 63/64 rule.
    """
    return self.tx_gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
        fork=fork,
        iteration_count=iteration_count,
        start_iteration=start_iteration,
        **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
    ) + self.iterating_subcall_reserve(fork=fork)

tx_iterations_by_gas_limit(*, fork, gas_limit, start_iteration=0, **intrinsic_cost_kwargs)

Calculate the number of iterations needed to reach the given a gas-to-be-used value.

Each element of the returned list represents the number of iterations for a single transaction.

If the fork's transaction gas limit cap is not None, the returned list will contain one item per transaction that represents the iteration count for that transaction, and no transaction will exceed the gas limit cap.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def tx_iterations_by_gas_limit(
    self,
    *,
    fork: Fork,
    gas_limit: int,
    start_iteration: int = 0,
    **intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Any,
) -> Generator[int, None, None]:
    """
    Calculate the number of iterations needed to reach the given a
    gas-to-be-used value.

    Each element of the returned list represents the number of iterations
    for a single transaction.

    If the fork's transaction gas limit cap is not `None`, the returned
    list will contain one item per transaction that represents the
    iteration count for that transaction, and no transaction will exceed
    the gas limit cap.
    """
    gas_limit_cap = fork.transaction_gas_limit_cap()
    remaining_gas = gas_limit

    while remaining_gas >= self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
        fork=fork,
        iteration_count=1,
        start_iteration=start_iteration,
        **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
    ):
        # Binary search for the maximum number of iterations that fits
        # within remaining_gas
        max_gas_limit = (
            min(remaining_gas, gas_limit_cap)
            if gas_limit_cap is not None
            else remaining_gas
        )
        best_iterations, best_iterations_gas = (
            self._binary_search_iterations(
                fork=fork,
                gas_limit=max_gas_limit,
                start_iteration=start_iteration,
                **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
            )
        )
        yield best_iterations
        remaining_gas -= best_iterations_gas
        start_iteration += best_iterations

tx_iterations_by_total_iteration_count(*, fork, total_iterations, start_iteration=0, **intrinsic_cost_kwargs)

Calculate how to split a total number of iterations across multiple transactions so that each transaction fits within the gas limit cap.

Returns a list where each element represents the number of iterations for that transaction, and the sum equals total_iterations.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def tx_iterations_by_total_iteration_count(
    self,
    *,
    fork: Fork,
    total_iterations: int,
    start_iteration: int = 0,
    **intrinsic_cost_kwargs: Any,
) -> Generator[int, None, None]:
    """
    Calculate how to split a total number of iterations across multiple
    transactions so that each transaction fits within the gas limit cap.

    Returns a list where each element represents the number of iterations
    for that transaction, and the sum equals total_iterations.
    """
    gas_limit_cap = fork.transaction_gas_limit_cap()
    if gas_limit_cap is None:
        # No limit, all iterations fit in a single transaction.
        yield total_iterations
        return
    remaining_iterations = total_iterations
    best_iterations: int | None = None
    constant_intrinsic_gas_cost = self._intrinsic_cost_is_constant(
        intrinsic_cost_kwargs
    )

    while remaining_iterations > 0:
        if best_iterations is None or not constant_intrinsic_gas_cost:
            best_iterations, _ = self._binary_search_iterations(
                fork=fork,
                gas_limit=gas_limit_cap,
                start_iteration=start_iteration,
                **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
            )
        if best_iterations >= remaining_iterations:
            yield remaining_iterations
            return
        else:
            yield best_iterations
            remaining_iterations -= best_iterations
            start_iteration += best_iterations

transactions_by_gas_limit(*, fork, gas_limit, start_iteration=0, sender, to, tx_gas_limit_delta=0, **tx_kwargs)

Generate a list of transactions calling the bytecode with a given gas limit.

The method accepts all keyword arguments that can be passed to the Transaction constructor.

If any of the keyword arguments is callable, it will be called with iteration_count and start_iteration as keyword arguments. E.g. when the calldata that needs to be passed to the iterating bytecode changes with each iteration, the calldata can be generated dynamically by passing a callable to the calldata keyword argument.

The returned object also contains an extra field with the expected gas cost of the transaction by the end of execution.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def transactions_by_gas_limit(
    self,
    *,
    fork: Fork,
    gas_limit: int,
    start_iteration: int = 0,
    sender: EOA,
    to: Address | None,
    tx_gas_limit_delta: int = 0,
    **tx_kwargs: Any,
) -> Generator[TransactionWithCost, None, None]:
    """
    Generate a list of transactions calling the bytecode with a given gas
    limit.

    The method accepts all keyword arguments that can be passed to the
    `Transaction` constructor.

    If any of the keyword arguments is callable, it will be called with
    iteration_count and start_iteration as keyword arguments.
    E.g. when the calldata that needs to be passed to the iterating
    bytecode changes with each iteration, the calldata can be generated
    dynamically by passing a callable to the calldata keyword argument.

    The returned object also contains an extra field with the expected
    gas cost of the transaction by the end of execution.
    """
    intrinsic_cost_kwargs = tx_kwargs.copy()

    if "calldata" in tx_kwargs:
        tx_kwargs["data"] = tx_kwargs.pop("calldata")
    if "return_cost_deducted_prior_execution" in tx_kwargs:
        tx_kwargs.pop("return_cost_deducted_prior_execution")
    for iteration_count in self.tx_iterations_by_gas_limit(
        fork=fork,
        gas_limit=gas_limit,
        start_iteration=start_iteration,
        **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
    ):
        tx_gas_limit = self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=iteration_count,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        )
        tx_gas_cost = self.tx_gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=iteration_count,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        )
        current_tx_kwargs = tx_kwargs.copy()

        for key, value in current_tx_kwargs.items():
            if callable(value):
                current_tx_kwargs[key] = value(
                    iteration_count=iteration_count,
                    start_iteration=start_iteration,
                )
        yield TransactionWithCost(
            to=to,
            gas_limit=tx_gas_limit + tx_gas_limit_delta,
            sender=sender,
            gas_cost=tx_gas_cost,
            **current_tx_kwargs,
        )
        start_iteration += iteration_count

transactions_by_total_iteration_count(*, fork, total_iterations, start_iteration=0, sender, to, tx_gas_limit_delta=0, **tx_kwargs)

Generate a list of transactions calling the bytecode with a given total iteration count.

The method accepts all keyword arguments that can be passed to the Transaction constructor.

If any of the keyword arguments is callable, it will be called with iteration_count and start_iteration as keyword arguments. E.g. when the calldata that needs to be passed to the iterating bytecode changes with each iteration, the calldata can be generated dynamically by passing a callable to the calldata keyword argument.

The returned object also contains an extra field with the expected gas cost of the transaction by the end of execution.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def transactions_by_total_iteration_count(
    self,
    *,
    fork: Fork,
    total_iterations: int,
    start_iteration: int = 0,
    sender: EOA,
    to: Address | None,
    tx_gas_limit_delta: int = 0,
    **tx_kwargs: Any,
) -> Generator[TransactionWithCost, None, None]:
    """
    Generate a list of transactions calling the bytecode with a given
    total iteration count.

    The method accepts all keyword arguments that can be passed to the
    `Transaction` constructor.

    If any of the keyword arguments is callable, it will be called with
    iteration_count and start_iteration as keyword arguments.
    E.g. when the calldata that needs to be passed to the iterating
    bytecode changes with each iteration, the calldata can be generated
    dynamically by passing a callable to the calldata keyword argument.

    The returned object also contains an extra field with the expected
    gas cost of the transaction by the end of execution.
    """
    intrinsic_cost_kwargs = tx_kwargs.copy()

    if "calldata" in tx_kwargs:
        tx_kwargs["data"] = tx_kwargs.pop("calldata")
    if "return_cost_deducted_prior_execution" in tx_kwargs:
        tx_kwargs.pop("return_cost_deducted_prior_execution")
    for iteration_count in self.tx_iterations_by_total_iteration_count(
        fork=fork,
        total_iterations=total_iterations,
        start_iteration=start_iteration,
        **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
    ):
        tx_gas_limit = self.tx_gas_limit_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=iteration_count,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        )
        tx_gas_cost = self.tx_gas_cost_by_iteration_count(
            fork=fork,
            iteration_count=iteration_count,
            start_iteration=start_iteration,
            **intrinsic_cost_kwargs,
        )
        current_tx_kwargs = tx_kwargs.copy()

        for key, value in current_tx_kwargs.items():
            if callable(value):
                current_tx_kwargs[key] = value(
                    iteration_count=iteration_count,
                    start_iteration=start_iteration,
                )
        yield TransactionWithCost(
            to=to,
            gas_limit=tx_gas_limit + tx_gas_limit_delta,
            sender=sender,
            gas_cost=tx_gas_cost,
            **current_tx_kwargs,
        )
        start_iteration += iteration_count

Switch

Bases: Bytecode

Helper class used to generate switch-case expressions in EVM bytecode.

Switch-case behavior

• If no condition is met in the list of BytecodeCases conditions, the default_action bytecode is executed.

• If multiple conditions are met, the action from the first valid condition is the only one executed.

• There is no fall through; it is not possible to execute multiple actions.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class Switch(Bytecode):
    """
    Helper class used to generate switch-case expressions in EVM bytecode.

    Switch-case behavior:
      - If no condition is met in the list of BytecodeCases
        conditions, the `default_action` bytecode is executed.

      - If multiple conditions are met, the action from the first valid
        condition is the only one executed.

      - There is no fall through; it is not possible to execute
        multiple actions.
    """

    default_action: Bytecode | Op | None
    """
    The default bytecode to execute; if no condition is met, this bytecode is
    executed.
    """

    cases: List[Case]
    """
    A list of Cases: The first element with a condition that
    evaluates to a non-zero value is the one that is executed.
    """

    def __new__(
        cls,
        *,
        default_action: Bytecode | Op | None = None,
        cases: List[Case],
    ) -> Self:
        """
        Assemble the bytecode by looping over the list of cases and adding the
        necessary [R]JUMPI and JUMPDEST opcodes in order to replicate
        switch-case behavior.
        """
        # The length required to jump over subsequent actions to the final
        # JUMPDEST at the end of the switch-case block:
        #   - add 6 per case for the length of the JUMPDEST and
        #     JUMP(ADD(PC, action_jump_length)) bytecode
        #
        #   - add 3 to the total to account for this action's JUMP;
        #     the PC within the call requires a "correction" of 3.

        bytecode = Bytecode()

        # All conditions get prepended to this bytecode; if none are met, we
        # reach the default
        action_jump_length = sum(len(case.action) + 6 for case in cases) + 3
        bytecode = default_action + Op.JUMP(Op.ADD(Op.PC, action_jump_length))
        # The length required to jump over the default action and its JUMP
        # bytecode
        condition_jump_length = len(bytecode) + 3

        # Reversed: first case in the list has priority; it will become the
        # outer-most onion layer. We build up layers around the default_action,
        # after 1 iteration of the loop, a simplified representation of the
        # bytecode is:
        #
        # JUMPI(case[n-1].condition)
        # + default_action + JUMP()
        # + JUMPDEST + case[n-1].action + JUMP()
        #
        # and after n=len(cases) iterations:
        #
        # JUMPI(case[0].condition)
        # + JUMPI(case[1].condition)
        # ...
        # + JUMPI(case[n-1].condition) + default_action + JUMP() + JUMPDEST +
        # case[n-1].action + JUMP() + ... + JUMPDEST + case[1].action + JUMP()
        # + JUMPDEST + case[0].action + JUMP()
        for case in reversed(cases):
            action = case.action
            action_jump_length -= len(action) + 6
            action = (
                Op.JUMPDEST
                + action
                + Op.JUMP(Op.ADD(Op.PC, action_jump_length))
            )
            condition = Op.JUMPI(
                Op.ADD(Op.PC, condition_jump_length), case.condition
            )
            # wrap the current case around the onion as its next layer
            bytecode = condition + bytecode + action
            condition_jump_length += len(condition) + len(action)

        bytecode += Op.JUMPDEST

        instance = super().__new__(cls, bytecode)
        instance.default_action = default_action
        instance.cases = cases
        return instance

default_action instance-attribute

The default bytecode to execute; if no condition is met, this bytecode is executed.

cases instance-attribute

A list of Cases: The first element with a condition that evaluates to a non-zero value is the one that is executed.

__new__(*, default_action=None, cases)

Assemble the bytecode by looping over the list of cases and adding the necessary [R]JUMPI and JUMPDEST opcodes in order to replicate switch-case behavior.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def __new__(
    cls,
    *,
    default_action: Bytecode | Op | None = None,
    cases: List[Case],
) -> Self:
    """
    Assemble the bytecode by looping over the list of cases and adding the
    necessary [R]JUMPI and JUMPDEST opcodes in order to replicate
    switch-case behavior.
    """
    # The length required to jump over subsequent actions to the final
    # JUMPDEST at the end of the switch-case block:
    #   - add 6 per case for the length of the JUMPDEST and
    #     JUMP(ADD(PC, action_jump_length)) bytecode
    #
    #   - add 3 to the total to account for this action's JUMP;
    #     the PC within the call requires a "correction" of 3.

    bytecode = Bytecode()

    # All conditions get prepended to this bytecode; if none are met, we
    # reach the default
    action_jump_length = sum(len(case.action) + 6 for case in cases) + 3
    bytecode = default_action + Op.JUMP(Op.ADD(Op.PC, action_jump_length))
    # The length required to jump over the default action and its JUMP
    # bytecode
    condition_jump_length = len(bytecode) + 3

    # Reversed: first case in the list has priority; it will become the
    # outer-most onion layer. We build up layers around the default_action,
    # after 1 iteration of the loop, a simplified representation of the
    # bytecode is:
    #
    # JUMPI(case[n-1].condition)
    # + default_action + JUMP()
    # + JUMPDEST + case[n-1].action + JUMP()
    #
    # and after n=len(cases) iterations:
    #
    # JUMPI(case[0].condition)
    # + JUMPI(case[1].condition)
    # ...
    # + JUMPI(case[n-1].condition) + default_action + JUMP() + JUMPDEST +
    # case[n-1].action + JUMP() + ... + JUMPDEST + case[1].action + JUMP()
    # + JUMPDEST + case[0].action + JUMP()
    for case in reversed(cases):
        action = case.action
        action_jump_length -= len(action) + 6
        action = (
            Op.JUMPDEST
            + action
            + Op.JUMP(Op.ADD(Op.PC, action_jump_length))
        )
        condition = Op.JUMPI(
            Op.ADD(Op.PC, condition_jump_length), case.condition
        )
        # wrap the current case around the onion as its next layer
        bytecode = condition + bytecode + action
        condition_jump_length += len(condition) + len(action)

    bytecode += Op.JUMPDEST

    instance = super().__new__(cls, bytecode)
    instance.default_action = default_action
    instance.cases = cases
    return instance

TransactionWithCost

Bases: Transaction

Transaction object that can include the expected gas to be consumed.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class TransactionWithCost(Transaction):
    """Transaction object that can include the expected gas to be consumed."""

    gas_cost: int = Field(..., exclude=True)

While

Bases: Bytecode

Helper class used to generate while-loop bytecode.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

class While(Bytecode):
    """Helper class used to generate while-loop bytecode."""

    def __new__(
        cls,
        *,
        body: Bytecode | Op,
        condition: Bytecode | Op | None = None,
    ) -> Self:
        """
        Assemble the loop bytecode.

        The condition nor the body can leave a stack item on the stack.
        """
        bytecode = Bytecode()
        bytecode += Op.JUMPDEST
        bytecode += body
        if condition is not None:
            bytecode += Op.JUMPI(
                Op.SUB(Op.PC, Op.PUSH4[len(body) + len(condition) + 6]),
                condition,
            )
        else:
            bytecode += Op.JUMP(Op.SUB(Op.PC, Op.PUSH4[len(body) + 6]))
        return super().__new__(cls, bytecode)

__new__(*, body, condition=None)

Assemble the loop bytecode.

The condition nor the body can leave a stack item on the stack.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/tools_code/generators.py

def __new__(
    cls,
    *,
    body: Bytecode | Op,
    condition: Bytecode | Op | None = None,
) -> Self:
    """
    Assemble the loop bytecode.

    The condition nor the body can leave a stack item on the stack.
    """
    bytecode = Bytecode()
    bytecode += Op.JUMPDEST
    bytecode += body
    if condition is not None:
        bytecode += Op.JUMPI(
            Op.SUB(Op.PC, Op.PUSH4[len(body) + len(condition) + 6]),
            condition,
        )
    else:
        bytecode += Op.JUMP(Op.SUB(Op.PC, Op.PUSH4[len(body) + 6]))
    return super().__new__(cls, bytecode)

DeploymentTestType

Bases: StrEnum

Represents the type of deployment test.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/utility/generators.py

class DeploymentTestType(StrEnum):
    """Represents the type of deployment test."""

    DEPLOY_BEFORE_FORK = "deploy_before_fork"
    DEPLOY_ON_FORK_BLOCK = "deploy_on_fork_block"
    DEPLOY_AFTER_FORK = "deploy_after_fork"

gas_test(*, fork, state_test, pre, setup_code, subject_code, subject_code_warm=None, tear_down_code=None, cold_gas=None, warm_gas=None, subject_address=None, subject_balance=0, oog_difference=1, out_of_gas_testing=True, prelude_code=None, tx_gas=None)

Create State Test to check the gas cost of a sequence of code.

setup_code and tear_down_code are called multiple times during the test, and MUST NOT have any side-effects which persist across message calls, and in particular, any effects on the gas usage of subject_code.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/utility/generators.py

def gas_test(
    *,
    fork: Fork,
    state_test: StateTestFiller,
    pre: Alloc,
    setup_code: Bytecode,
    subject_code: Bytecode,
    subject_code_warm: Bytecode | None = None,
    tear_down_code: Bytecode | None = None,
    cold_gas: int | None = None,
    warm_gas: int | None = None,
    subject_address: Address | None = None,
    subject_balance: int = 0,
    oog_difference: int = 1,
    out_of_gas_testing: bool = True,
    prelude_code: Bytecode | None = None,
    tx_gas: int | None = None,
) -> None:
    """
    Create State Test to check the gas cost of a sequence of code.

    `setup_code` and `tear_down_code` are called multiple times during the
    test, and MUST NOT have any side-effects which persist across message
    calls, and in particular, any effects on the gas usage of `subject_code`.
    """
    if fork < Berlin:
        raise ValueError(
            "Gas tests before Berlin are not supported due to CALL gas changes"
        )

    if cold_gas is None:
        cold_gas = subject_code.gas_cost(fork)

    if cold_gas <= 0:
        raise ValueError(
            f"Target gas allocations (cold_gas) must be > 0, got {cold_gas}"
        )
    if warm_gas is None:
        if subject_code_warm is not None:
            warm_gas = subject_code_warm.gas_cost(fork)
        else:
            warm_gas = cold_gas

    sender = pre.fund_eoa()
    if tear_down_code is None:
        tear_down_code = Op.STOP
    address_baseline = pre.deploy_contract(setup_code + tear_down_code)
    code_subject = setup_code + subject_code + tear_down_code
    address_subject = pre.deploy_contract(
        code_subject,
        balance=subject_balance,
        address=subject_address,
    )
    # 2 times GAS, POP, CALL, 6 times PUSH1 - instructions charged for at every
    # gas run
    gas_costs = fork.gas_costs()
    opcode_gas_cost = gas_costs.G_BASE
    opcode_pop_cost = gas_costs.G_BASE
    opcode_push_cost = gas_costs.G_VERY_LOW
    gas_single_gas_run = (
        2 * opcode_gas_cost
        + opcode_pop_cost
        + gas_costs.G_WARM_ACCOUNT_ACCESS
        + 6 * opcode_push_cost
    )
    address_legacy_harness = pre.deploy_contract(
        code=(
            # warm subject and baseline without executing
            (
                Op.BALANCE(address_subject)
                + Op.POP
                + Op.BALANCE(address_baseline)
                + Op.POP
            )
            # run any "prelude" code that may have universal side effects
            + prelude_code
            # Baseline gas run
            + (
                Op.GAS
                + Op.CALL(address=address_baseline, gas=Op.GAS)
                + Op.POP
                + Op.GAS
                + Op.SWAP1
                + Op.SUB
            )
            # cold gas run
            + (
                Op.GAS
                + Op.CALL(address=address_subject, gas=Op.GAS)
                + Op.POP
                + Op.GAS
                + Op.SWAP1
                + Op.SUB
            )
            # warm gas run
            + (
                Op.GAS
                + Op.CALL(address=address_subject, gas=Op.GAS)
                + Op.POP
                + Op.GAS
                + Op.SWAP1
                + Op.SUB
            )
            # Store warm gas: DUP3 is the gas of the baseline gas run
            + (
                Op.DUP3
                + Op.SWAP1
                + Op.SUB
                + Op.PUSH2(slot_warm_gas)
                + Op.SSTORE
            )
            # store cold gas: DUP2 is the gas of the baseline gas run
            + (
                Op.DUP2
                + Op.SWAP1
                + Op.SUB
                + Op.PUSH2(slot_cold_gas)
                + Op.SSTORE
            )
            + (
                (
                    # do an oog gas run, unless skipped with
                    # `out_of_gas_testing=False`:
                    #
                    # - DUP7 is the gas of the baseline gas run, after other
                    #   CALL args were pushed
                    # - subtract the gas charged by the harness
                    # - add warm gas charged by the subject
                    # - subtract `oog_difference` to cause OOG exception
                    #   (1 by default)
                    Op.SSTORE(
                        slot_oog_call_result,
                        Op.CALL(
                            gas=Op.ADD(
                                warm_gas - gas_single_gas_run - oog_difference,
                                Op.DUP7,
                            ),
                            address=address_subject,
                        ),
                    )
                    # sanity gas run: not subtracting 1 to see if enough gas
                    # makes the call succeed
                    + Op.SSTORE(
                        slot_sanity_call_result,
                        Op.CALL(
                            gas=Op.ADD(warm_gas - gas_single_gas_run, Op.DUP7),
                            address=address_subject,
                        ),
                    )
                    + Op.STOP
                )
                if out_of_gas_testing
                else Op.STOP
            )
        ),
    )

    post = {
        address_legacy_harness: Account(
            storage={
                slot_warm_gas: warm_gas,
                slot_cold_gas: cold_gas,
            },
        ),
    }

    if out_of_gas_testing:
        post[address_legacy_harness].storage[slot_oog_call_result] = (
            LEGACY_CALL_FAILURE
        )
        post[address_legacy_harness].storage[slot_sanity_call_result] = (
            LEGACY_CALL_SUCCESS
        )

    if tx_gas is None:
        tx_gas = gas_single_gas_run + cold_gas + 500_000
    tx = Transaction(
        to=address_legacy_harness, gas_limit=tx_gas, sender=sender
    )

    state_test(pre=pre, tx=tx, post=post)

generate_system_contract_deploy_test(*, fork, tx_json_path, expected_deploy_address, fail_on_empty_code, expected_system_contract_storage=None)

Generate a test that verifies the correct deployment of a system contract.

Generates following test cases:

                | before/after fork | fail on      | invalid block  |
                                      empty block  |                |

--------------------|-------------------|--------------|----------------| deploy_before_fork-| before | False | False | nonzero_balance

deploy_before_fork-| before | True | False | zero_balance

deploy_on_fork_ | on fork block | False | False | block-nonzero_ balance

deploy_on_fork_ | on fork block | True | False | block-zero_balance

deploy_after_fork | after | False | False | -nonzero_balance

deploy_after_fork | after | True | True | -zero_balance

The has balance parametrization does not have an effect on the expectation of the test.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
fork	Fork	The fork to test.	required
tx_json_path	Path	Path to the JSON file with the transaction to deploy the system contract. Providing a JSON file is useful to copy-paste the transaction from the EIP.	required
expected_deploy_address	Address	The expected address of the deployed contract.	required
fail_on_empty_code	bool	If True, the test is expected to fail on empty code.	required
expected_system_contract_storage	Dict | None	The expected storage of the system contract.	None

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/utility/generators.py

def generate_system_contract_deploy_test(
    *,
    fork: Fork,
    tx_json_path: Path,
    expected_deploy_address: Address,
    fail_on_empty_code: bool,
    expected_system_contract_storage: Dict | None = None,
) -> Callable[[SystemContractDeployTestFunction], Callable]:
    """
    Generate a test that verifies the correct deployment of a system contract.

    Generates following test cases:

                        | before/after fork | fail on      | invalid block  |
                                              empty block  |                |
    --------------------|-------------------|--------------|----------------|
    `deploy_before_fork-| before            | False        | False          |
    nonzero_balance`

    `deploy_before_fork-| before            | True         | False          |
    zero_balance`

    `deploy_on_fork_    | on fork block     | False        | False          |
    block-nonzero_
    balance`

    `deploy_on_fork_    | on fork block     | True         | False          |
    block-zero_balance`

    `deploy_after_fork  | after             | False        | False          |
    -nonzero_balance`

    `deploy_after_fork  | after             | True         | True           |
    -zero_balance`


    The `has balance` parametrization does not have an effect on the
    expectation of the test.

    Arguments:
      fork (Fork): The fork to test.
      tx_json_path (Path): Path to the JSON file with the transaction to
                           deploy the system contract. Providing a JSON
                           file is useful to copy-paste the transaction
                           from the EIP.
      expected_deploy_address (Address): The expected address of the deployed
                                         contract.
      fail_on_empty_code (bool): If True, the test is expected to fail
                                 on empty code.
      expected_system_contract_storage (Dict | None): The expected storage of
                                                      the system contract.

    """
    with open(tx_json_path, mode="r") as f:
        tx_json = json.loads(f.read())
    if "gasLimit" not in tx_json and "gas" in tx_json:
        tx_json["gasLimit"] = tx_json["gas"]
        del tx_json["gas"]
    if "protected" not in tx_json:
        tx_json["protected"] = False
    deploy_tx = Transaction.model_validate(tx_json).with_signature_and_sender()
    gas_price = deploy_tx.gas_price
    assert gas_price is not None
    deployer_required_balance = deploy_tx.gas_limit * gas_price
    deployer_address = deploy_tx.sender
    if "hash" in tx_json:
        assert deploy_tx.hash == Hash(tx_json["hash"])
    if "sender" in tx_json:
        assert deploy_tx.sender == Address(tx_json["sender"])

    def decorator(func: SystemContractDeployTestFunction) -> Callable:
        @pytest.mark.parametrize(
            "has_balance",
            [
                pytest.param(ContractAddressHasBalance.NONZERO_BALANCE),
                pytest.param(ContractAddressHasBalance.ZERO_BALANCE),
            ],
            ids=lambda x: x.name.lower(),
        )
        @pytest.mark.parametrize(
            "test_type",
            [
                pytest.param(DeploymentTestType.DEPLOY_BEFORE_FORK),
                pytest.param(DeploymentTestType.DEPLOY_ON_FORK_BLOCK),
                pytest.param(
                    DeploymentTestType.DEPLOY_AFTER_FORK,
                    marks=[pytest.mark.exception_test]
                    if fail_on_empty_code
                    else [],
                ),
            ],
            ids=lambda x: x.name.lower(),
        )
        @pytest.mark.pre_alloc_mutable
        @pytest.mark.valid_at_transition_to(fork.name())
        def wrapper(
            blockchain_test: BlockchainTestFiller,
            has_balance: ContractAddressHasBalance,
            pre: Alloc,
            test_type: DeploymentTestType,
            fork: Fork,
        ) -> None:
            assert deployer_address is not None
            assert deploy_tx.created_contract == expected_deploy_address
            blocks: List[Block] = []

            if test_type == DeploymentTestType.DEPLOY_BEFORE_FORK:
                blocks = [
                    Block(  # Deployment block
                        txs=[deploy_tx],
                        timestamp=14_999,
                    ),
                    Block(  # Empty block on fork
                        txs=[],
                        timestamp=15_000,
                    ),
                ]
            elif test_type == DeploymentTestType.DEPLOY_ON_FORK_BLOCK:
                blocks = [
                    Block(  # Deployment on fork block
                        txs=[deploy_tx],
                        timestamp=15_000,
                    ),
                    Block(  # Empty block after fork
                        txs=[],
                        timestamp=15_001,
                    ),
                ]
            elif test_type == DeploymentTestType.DEPLOY_AFTER_FORK:
                blocks = [
                    Block(  # Empty block on fork
                        txs=[],
                        timestamp=15_000,
                        exception=BlockException.SYSTEM_CONTRACT_EMPTY
                        if fail_on_empty_code
                        else None,
                    )
                ]
                if not fail_on_empty_code:
                    blocks.append(
                        Block(  # Deployment after fork block
                            txs=[deploy_tx],
                            timestamp=15_001,
                        )
                    )
                    blocks.append(
                        Block(  # Empty block after deployment
                            txs=[],
                            timestamp=15_002,
                        ),
                    )
            balance = (
                1
                if has_balance == ContractAddressHasBalance.NONZERO_BALANCE
                else 0
            )
            pre[expected_deploy_address] = Account(
                code=b"",  # Remove the code that is automatically allocated on
                # the fork
                nonce=0,
                balance=balance,
            )
            pre.fund_address(deployer_address, deployer_required_balance)

            expected_deploy_address_int = int.from_bytes(
                expected_deploy_address, "big"
            )

            post = Alloc()
            fork_pre_allocation = fork.pre_allocation_blockchain()
            assert expected_deploy_address_int in fork_pre_allocation
            expected_code = fork_pre_allocation[expected_deploy_address_int][
                "code"
            ]
            # Note: balance check is omitted; it may be modified by the
            # underlying, decorated test
            account_kwargs = {
                "code": expected_code,
                "nonce": 1,
            }
            if expected_system_contract_storage:
                account_kwargs["storage"] = expected_system_contract_storage
            if (
                test_type != DeploymentTestType.DEPLOY_AFTER_FORK
                or not fail_on_empty_code
            ):
                post[expected_deploy_address] = Account(**account_kwargs)
                post[deployer_address] = Account(
                    nonce=1,
                )

            # Extra blocks (if any) returned by the decorated function to add
            # after the contract is deployed.
            if (
                test_type != DeploymentTestType.DEPLOY_AFTER_FORK
                or not fail_on_empty_code
            ):
                # Only fill more blocks if the deploy block does not fail.
                blocks += list(
                    func(fork=fork, pre=pre, post=post, test_type=test_type)
                )

            blockchain_test(
                pre=pre,
                blocks=blocks,
                post=post,
            )

        wrapper.__name__ = func.__name__  # type: ignore
        wrapper.__doc__ = func.__doc__

        return wrapper

    return decorator

generate_system_contract_error_test(*, max_gas_limit)

Generate a test that verifies the correct behavior when a system contract fails execution.

Parametrizations required: - system_contract (Address): The address of the system contract to deploy. - valid_from (Fork): The fork from which the test is valid.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
max_gas_limit	int	The maximum gas limit for the system transaction.	required

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/utility/generators.py

def generate_system_contract_error_test(
    *,
    max_gas_limit: int,
) -> Callable[[SystemContractDeployTestFunction], Callable]:
    """
    Generate a test that verifies the correct behavior when a system contract
    fails execution.

    Parametrizations required:
    - system_contract (Address): The address of the system contract to deploy.
    - valid_from (Fork): The fork from which the test is valid.

    Arguments:
      max_gas_limit (int): The maximum gas limit for the system transaction.

    """

    def decorator(func: SystemContractDeployTestFunction) -> Callable:
        @pytest.mark.parametrize(
            "test_type", [v.param() for v in SystemContractTestType]
        )
        @pytest.mark.execute(pytest.mark.skip(reason="modifies pre-alloc"))
        def wrapper(
            blockchain_test: BlockchainTestFiller,
            pre: Alloc,
            test_type: SystemContractTestType,
            system_contract: Address,
            fork: Fork,
        ) -> None:
            modified_system_contract_code = Bytecode()

            # Depending on the test case, we need to modify the system contract
            # code accordingly.
            if (
                test_type == SystemContractTestType.GAS_LIMIT
                or test_type == SystemContractTestType.OUT_OF_GAS_ERROR
            ):
                # Run code so that it reaches the gas limit.
                gas_costs = fork.gas_costs()
                # The code works by storing N values to storage, and N is
                # calculated based on the gas costs for the given fork. This
                # code will only work once, so if the system contract is re-
                # executed in a subsequent block, it will consume less gas.
                gas_used_per_storage = (
                    gas_costs.G_STORAGE_SET
                    + gas_costs.G_COLD_SLOAD
                    + (gas_costs.G_VERY_LOW * 2)
                )
                modified_system_contract_code += sum(
                    Op.SSTORE(i, 1)
                    for i in range(max_gas_limit // gas_used_per_storage)
                )
                # If the gas limit is not divisible by the gas used per
                # storage, we need to add some NO-OP (JUMPDEST) to the code
                # that each consume 1 gas.
                assert gas_costs.G_JUMPDEST == 1, (
                    "JUMPDEST gas cost should be 1, but got "
                    f"{gas_costs.G_JUMPDEST}. Generator "
                    "`generate_system_contract_error_test` needs updating."
                )
                modified_system_contract_code += sum(
                    Op.JUMPDEST
                    for _ in range(max_gas_limit % gas_used_per_storage)
                )

                if test_type == SystemContractTestType.OUT_OF_GAS_ERROR:
                    # If the test type is OUT_OF_GAS_ERROR, we need to add a
                    # JUMPDEST to the code to ensure that we go over the limit
                    # by one gas.
                    modified_system_contract_code += Op.JUMPDEST
                modified_system_contract_code += Op.STOP
            elif test_type == SystemContractTestType.REVERT_ERROR:
                # Run a simple revert.
                modified_system_contract_code = Op.REVERT(0, 0)
            elif test_type == SystemContractTestType.EXCEPTION_ERROR:
                # Run a simple exception.
                modified_system_contract_code = Op.INVALID()
            else:
                raise ValueError(f"Invalid test type: {test_type}")

            pre[system_contract] = Account(
                code=modified_system_contract_code,
                nonce=1,
                balance=0,
            )

            # Simple test transaction to verify the block failed to modify the
            # state.
            value_receiver = pre.fund_eoa(amount=0)
            test_tx = Transaction(
                to=value_receiver,
                value=1,
                gas_limit=100_000,
                sender=pre.fund_eoa(),
            )
            post = Alloc()
            post[value_receiver] = (
                Account.NONEXISTENT
                if test_type != SystemContractTestType.GAS_LIMIT
                else Account(
                    balance=1,
                )
            )

            blockchain_test(
                pre=pre,
                blocks=[
                    Block(  # Deployment block
                        txs=[test_tx],
                        exception=BlockException.SYSTEM_CONTRACT_CALL_FAILED
                        if test_type != SystemContractTestType.GAS_LIMIT
                        else None,
                    )
                ],
                post=post,
            )

        wrapper.__name__ = func.__name__  # type: ignore
        wrapper.__doc__ = func.__doc__

        return wrapper

    return decorator

extend_with_defaults(defaults, cases, **parametrize_kwargs)

Extend test cases with default parameter values.

This utility function extends test case parameters by adding default values from the defaults dictionary to each case in the cases list. If a case already specifies a value for a parameter, its default is ignored.

This function is particularly useful in scenarios where you want to define a common set of default values but allow individual test cases to override them as needed.

The function returns a dictionary that can be directly unpacked and passed to the @pytest.mark.parametrize decorator.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
defaults	Dict[str, Any]	A dictionary of default parameter names and their values. These values will be added to each case unless the case already defines a value for each parameter.	required
cases	List[ParameterSet]	A list of pytest.param objects representing different test cases. Its first argument must be a dictionary defining parameter names and values.	required
parametrize_kwargs	Any	Additional keyword arguments to be passed to @pytest.mark.parametrize. These arguments are not modified by this function and are passed through unchanged.	{}

Returns:

Type	Description
Dict[str, Any]	Dict[str, Any]: A dictionary with the following structure: argnames: A list of parameter names. argvalues: A list of test cases with modified parameter values. parametrize_kwargs: Additional keyword arguments passed through unchanged.

Example:

@pytest.mark.parametrize(**extend_with_defaults(
    defaults=dict(
        min_value=0,  # default minimum value is 0
        max_value=100, # default maximum value is 100
        average=50,  # default average value is 50
    ),

    cases=[
        pytest.param(
            dict(),  # use default
            values id='default_case',
        ),

        pytest.param(
            dict(min_value=10),  # override with min_value=10
            id='min_value_10',
        ),

        pytest.param(
            dict(max_value=200),  # override with max_value=200
            id='max_value_200',
        ),

        pytest.param(
            dict(min_value=-10, max_value=50),  # override both min_value
                                                # and max_value
            id='min_-10_max_50',
        ),

        pytest.param(
            # all defaults are overridden
            dict(min_value=20, max_value=80, average=50),
            id="min_20_max_80_avg_50",
        ),

        pytest.param(
            dict(min_value=100, max_value=0),  # invalid range
            id='invalid_range',
            marks=pytest.mark.xfail(reason='invalid range'),
        )
    ],
))
def test_range(min_value, max_value, average):
    assert min_value <= max_value
    assert min_value <= average <= max_value

The above test will execute with the following sets of parameters:

"default_case": {"min_value": 0, "max_value": 100, "average": 50}
"min_value_10": {"min_value": 10, "max_value": 100, "average": 50}
"max_value_200": {"min_value": 0, "max_value": 200, "average": 50}
"min_-10_max_50": {"min_value": -10, "max_value": 50, "average": 50}
"min_20_max_80_avg_50": {"min_value": 20, "max_value": 80, "average": 50}
# expected to fail
"invalid_range": {"min_value": 100, "max_value": 0, "average": 50}

Notes: - Each case in cases must contain exactly one value, which is a dictionary of parameter values. - The function performs an in-place update of the cases list, so the original cases list is modified.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/utility/pytest.py

def extend_with_defaults(
    defaults: Dict[str, Any],
    cases: List[ParameterSet],
    **parametrize_kwargs: Any,
) -> Dict[str, Any]:
    """
    Extend test cases with default parameter values.

    This utility function extends test case parameters by adding default values
    from the `defaults` dictionary to each case in the `cases` list. If a case
    already specifies a value for a parameter, its default is ignored.

    This function is particularly useful in scenarios where you want to define
    a common set of default values but allow individual test cases to override
    them as needed.

    The function returns a dictionary that can be directly unpacked and passed
    to the `@pytest.mark.parametrize` decorator.

    Arguments:
      defaults (Dict[str, Any]): A dictionary of default parameter names
                                 and their values. These values will be added
                                 to each case unless the case already defines
                                 a value for each parameter.
      cases (List[ParameterSet]): A list of `pytest.param` objects
                                  representing different test cases.
                                  Its first argument must be a dictionary
                                  defining parameter names and values.
      parametrize_kwargs (Any): Additional keyword arguments to be passed to
                              `@pytest.mark.parametrize`. These arguments are
                              not modified by this function and are passed
                              through unchanged.

    Returns:
      Dict[str, Any]: A dictionary with the following structure:
          `argnames`: A list of parameter names.
          `argvalues`: A list of test cases with modified parameter values.
          `parametrize_kwargs`: Additional keyword arguments passed
                                through unchanged.


    Example:
    ```python
    @pytest.mark.parametrize(**extend_with_defaults(
        defaults=dict(
            min_value=0,  # default minimum value is 0
            max_value=100, # default maximum value is 100
            average=50,  # default average value is 50
        ),

        cases=[
            pytest.param(
                dict(),  # use default
                values id='default_case',
            ),

            pytest.param(
                dict(min_value=10),  # override with min_value=10
                id='min_value_10',
            ),

            pytest.param(
                dict(max_value=200),  # override with max_value=200
                id='max_value_200',
            ),

            pytest.param(
                dict(min_value=-10, max_value=50),  # override both min_value
                                                    # and max_value
                id='min_-10_max_50',
            ),

            pytest.param(
                # all defaults are overridden
                dict(min_value=20, max_value=80, average=50),
                id="min_20_max_80_avg_50",
            ),

            pytest.param(
                dict(min_value=100, max_value=0),  # invalid range
                id='invalid_range',
                marks=pytest.mark.xfail(reason='invalid range'),
            )
        ],
    ))
    def test_range(min_value, max_value, average):
        assert min_value <= max_value
        assert min_value <= average <= max_value
    ```

    The above test will execute with the following sets of parameters:

    ```python
    "default_case": {"min_value": 0, "max_value": 100, "average": 50}
    "min_value_10": {"min_value": 10, "max_value": 100, "average": 50}
    "max_value_200": {"min_value": 0, "max_value": 200, "average": 50}
    "min_-10_max_50": {"min_value": -10, "max_value": 50, "average": 50}
    "min_20_max_80_avg_50": {"min_value": 20, "max_value": 80, "average": 50}
    # expected to fail
    "invalid_range": {"min_value": 100, "max_value": 0, "average": 50}
    ```

    Notes:
    - Each case in `cases` must contain exactly one value, which is a
      dictionary of parameter values.
    - The function performs an in-place update of the `cases` list, so
      the original `cases` list is modified.

    """
    for i, case in enumerate(cases):
        if not (len(case.values) == 1 and isinstance(case.values[0], dict)):
            raise ValueError(
                "each case must contain exactly one value; "
                "a dict of parameter values"
            )
        if set(case.values[0].keys()) - set(defaults.keys()):
            raise UnknownParameterInCasesError()
        # Overwrite values in defaults if the parameter is present in the test
        # case values
        merged_params = {**defaults, **case.values[0]}
        cases[i] = pytest.param(
            *merged_params.values(), id=case.id, marks=case.marks
        )

    return {
        "argnames": list(defaults),
        "argvalues": cases,
        **parametrize_kwargs,
    }

get_current_commit_hash_or_tag(repo_path='.', shorten_hash=False)

Get the latest commit tag or commit hash from the repository.

If a tag points to the current commit, return the tag name. If no tag exists: - If shorten_hash is True, return the first 8 characters of the commit hash. - Otherwise, return the full commit hash.

Source code in packages/testing/src/execution_testing/tools/utility/versioning.py

def get_current_commit_hash_or_tag(
    repo_path: str = ".", shorten_hash: bool = False
) -> str:
    """
    Get the latest commit tag or commit hash from the repository.

    If a tag points to the current commit, return the tag name. If no tag
    exists:
      - If shorten_hash is True, return the first 8 characters of the
        commit hash.
      - Otherwise, return the full commit hash.
    """
    try:
        repo = Repo(repo_path)
        current_commit = repo.head.commit
        # Check if current commit has a tag using lookup
        for tag in repo.tags:
            if tag.commit == current_commit:
                return tag.name
        # No tag found, return commit hash
        return (
            current_commit.hexsha[:8]
            if shorten_hash
            else current_commit.hexsha
        )
    except InvalidGitRepositoryError:
        # Handle the case where the repository is not a valid Git repository
        return "Not a git repository; only seen in framework tests."