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Incorrect opcodes being executed after contract call #16
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The program counter is being set relative to the $fp instead of appending to $sp and incrementing both $sp and $ssp Resolves #16
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The program counter is being set relative to the $fp instead of appending to $sp and incrementing both $sp and $ssp Resolves #16
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* Change type alias of keys to wrapper of bytes Convert key types to concrete wrapper types and use Deref/DerefMut as coercion resolver. This way, the compiler type resolution will be deterministic and will facilitate complex traits generic type resolution. * Use random keys for test cases
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* Change type alias of keys to wrapper of bytes Convert key types to concrete wrapper types and use Deref/DerefMut as coercion resolver. This way, the compiler type resolution will be deterministic and will facilitate complex traits generic type resolution. * Use random keys for test cases
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This was originally surfaced by FuelLabs/sway#135 when testing contract calls.
The two transactions below describe a contract deployment and then calling that contract (to the address provided by the seed in both the VM testing and Sway's test suite). While the contract is successfully located, it is found to have a program of all null bytes, resulting in
Undefined
opcode errors.Contract deploy bytes:
Contract call bytes:
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