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I would like to be able to test extension opcodes, that are otherwise invalid, using the assembler.
Unfortunately the parser does not seem to provide any escape mechanism for directly embedding opcodes in the program.
For example, say that I am defining in my EVM impl semantics for the 0xb0 opcode,
I would like to be able to just assemble a program that says 0xb0 or ins(0xb0), but the parser fails me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Note that the request here is a generic way to specify arbitrary opcodes in the assembled program.
A builtin macro like ins(0xXX) or just hex(0xXX) will do!
I would like to be able to test extension opcodes, that are otherwise invalid, using the assembler.
Unfortunately the parser does not seem to provide any escape mechanism for directly embedding opcodes in the program.
For example, say that I am defining in my EVM impl semantics for the
0xb0
opcode,I would like to be able to just assemble a program that says
0xb0
orins(0xb0)
, but the parser fails me.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: