Examples with AionAddress org.aion.types.AionAddress used on opensource projects

Example 16 with AionAddress

use of org.aion.types.AionAddress in project aion by aionnetwork.

the class OpcodeIntegTest method setup.

@Before
public void setup() {
    StandaloneBlockchain.Bundle bundle = (new StandaloneBlockchain.Builder()).withValidatorConfiguration("simple").withDefaultAccounts().build();
    blockchain = bundle.bc;
    deployerKey = bundle.privateKeys.get(0);
    deployer = new AionAddress(deployerKey.getAddress());
    deployerBalance = Builder.DEFAULT_BALANCE;
    AvmTestConfig.supportOnlyAvmVersion1();
}

Example 17 with AionAddress

use of org.aion.types.AionAddress in project aion by aionnetwork.

the class OpcodeIntegTest method testCallcodeActors.

@Test
public void testCallcodeActors() throws Exception {
    RepositoryCache repo = blockchain.getRepository().startTracking();
    AionAddress D = deployContract(repo, "D", "D.sol", BigInteger.ZERO);
    AionAddress E = deployContract(repo, "E", "D.sol", BigInteger.ZERO);
    // Deployer calls contract D which performs CALLCODE to call contract E. From the
    // perspective
    // of the internal transaction, however, it looks like D calls D.
    long nrg = 1_000_000;
    long nrgPrice = 1;
    BigInteger nonce = BigInteger.TWO;
    byte[] input = // use CALLCODE on E.
    ByteUtil.merge(Hex.decode("5cce9fc2"), E.toByteArray());
    // pass in 'n' also.
    input = ByteUtil.merge(input, new DataWord(0).getData());
    AionTransaction tx = AionTransaction.create(deployerKey, nonce.toByteArray(), D, BigInteger.ZERO.toByteArray(), input, nrg, nrgPrice, TransactionTypes.DEFAULT, null);
    assertEquals(deployer, tx.getSenderAddress());
    assertEquals(D, tx.getDestinationAddress());
    BlockContext context = blockchain.createNewMiningBlockContext(blockchain.getBestBlock(), Collections.singletonList(tx), false);
    AionTxExecSummary summary = executeTransaction(tx, context.block, repo);
    assertEquals("", summary.getReceipt().getError());
    assertEquals(summary.getNrgUsed().longValue(), summary.getNrgUsed().longValue());
    // We expect that the internal transaction is sent from D to D.
    List<InternalTransaction> internalTxs = summary.getInternalTransactions();
    assertEquals(1, internalTxs.size());
    assertEquals(D, internalTxs.get(0).sender);
    assertEquals(D, internalTxs.get(0).destination);
}

Example 18 with AionAddress

use of org.aion.types.AionAddress in project aion by aionnetwork.

the class OpcodeIntegTest method testNoRevert.

// ====================== test repo & track flushing over multiple levels ======================
@Test
public void testNoRevert() throws Exception {
    RepositoryCache repo = blockchain.getRepository().startTracking();
    AionAddress D = deployContract(repo, "F", "F.sol", BigInteger.ZERO);
    long nrg = 1_000_000;
    long nrgPrice = 1;
    BigInteger nonce = BigInteger.ONE;
    byte[] input = ByteUtil.merge(Hex.decode("f854bb89"), new DataWord(6).getData());
    AionTransaction tx = AionTransaction.create(deployerKey, nonce.toByteArray(), D, BigInteger.ZERO.toByteArray(), input, nrg, nrgPrice, TransactionTypes.DEFAULT, null);
    BlockContext context = blockchain.createNewMiningBlockContext(blockchain.getBestBlock(), Collections.singletonList(tx), false);
    AionTxExecSummary summary = executeTransaction(tx, context.block, repo);
    assertEquals("", summary.getReceipt().getError());
    assertEquals(summary.getNrgUsed().longValue(), summary.getNrgUsed().longValue());
    // Check that the logs from our internal transactions are as we expect.
    List<Log> logs = summary.getReceipt().getLogInfoList();
    assertEquals(12, logs.size());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(0).getData(), logs.get(0).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(6).getData(), logs.get(1).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(5).getData(), logs.get(2).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(4).getData(), logs.get(3).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(3).getData(), logs.get(4).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(2).getData(), logs.get(5).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(1).getData(), logs.get(6).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(1).getData(), logs.get(7).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(1).getData(), logs.get(8).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(1).getData(), logs.get(9).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(1).getData(), logs.get(10).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(1).getData(), logs.get(11).copyOfData());
}

Example 19 with AionAddress

use of org.aion.types.AionAddress in project aion by aionnetwork.

the class OpcodeIntegTest method testRevertAtMidLevel.

@Test
public void testRevertAtMidLevel() throws Exception {
    RepositoryCache repo = blockchain.getRepository().startTracking();
    AionAddress D = deployContract(repo, "F", "F.sol", BigInteger.ZERO);
    long nrg = 1_000_000;
    long nrgPrice = 1;
    BigInteger nonce = BigInteger.ONE;
    byte[] input = ByteUtil.merge(Hex.decode("10462fd0"), new DataWord(7).getData());
    AionTransaction tx = AionTransaction.create(deployerKey, nonce.toByteArray(), D, BigInteger.ZERO.toByteArray(), input, nrg, nrgPrice, TransactionTypes.DEFAULT, null);
    BlockContext context = blockchain.createNewMiningBlockContext(blockchain.getBestBlock(), Collections.singletonList(tx), false);
    AionTxExecSummary summary = executeTransaction(tx, context.block, repo);
    assertEquals("", summary.getReceipt().getError());
    assertEquals(summary.getNrgUsed().longValue(), summary.getNrgUsed().longValue());
    // Check that the logs from our internal transactions are as we expect.
    List<Log> logs = summary.getReceipt().getLogInfoList();
    assertEquals(8, logs.size());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(0).getData(), logs.get(0).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(7).getData(), logs.get(1).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(6).getData(), logs.get(2).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(5).getData(), logs.get(3).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(4).getData(), logs.get(4).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(4).getData(), logs.get(5).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(4).getData(), logs.get(6).copyOfData());
    assertArrayEquals(new DataWord(4).getData(), logs.get(7).copyOfData());
}

Example 20 with AionAddress

use of org.aion.types.AionAddress in project aion by aionnetwork.

the class OpcodeIntegTest method testOpcodesActors.

// ============================= test CALL, CALLCODE, DELEGATECALL =============================
@Test
public void testOpcodesActors() throws Exception {
    RepositoryCache repo = blockchain.getRepository().startTracking();
    AionAddress callerContract = deployContract(repo, "Caller", "Opcodes.sol", BigInteger.ZERO);
    AionAddress calleeContract = deployContract(repo, "Callee", "Opcodes.sol", BigInteger.ZERO);
    System.err.println("Deployer: " + deployer);
    System.err.println("Caller: " + callerContract);
    System.err.println("Callee: " + calleeContract);
    long nrg = 1_000_000;
    long nrgPrice = 1;
    BigInteger nonce = BigInteger.TWO;
    byte[] input = ByteUtil.merge(Hex.decode("fc68521a"), calleeContract.toByteArray());
    AionTransaction tx = AionTransaction.create(deployerKey, nonce.toByteArray(), callerContract, BigInteger.ZERO.toByteArray(), input, nrg, nrgPrice, TransactionTypes.DEFAULT, null);
    BlockContext context = blockchain.createNewMiningBlockContext(blockchain.getBestBlock(), Collections.singletonList(tx), false);
    AionTxExecSummary summary = executeTransaction(tx, context.block, repo);
    assertEquals("", summary.getReceipt().getError());
    assertEquals(summary.getNrgUsed().longValue(), summary.getNrgUsed().longValue());
    // We examine the logs to determine the expected state. We expect to see
    // owner-caller-origin-data as follows for each opcode:
    // 
    // CALL             -->     CALLEE-CALLER-DEPLOYER-ZERO
    // CALLCODE         -->     CALLER-CALLER-DEPLOYER-ZERO
    // DELEGATECALL     -->     CALLER-DEPLOYER-DEPLOYER-ZERO
    List<Log> logs = summary.getReceipt().getLogInfoList();
    assertEquals(3, logs.size());
    verifyLogData(logs.get(0).copyOfData(), calleeContract, callerContract, deployer);
    verifyLogData(logs.get(1).copyOfData(), callerContract, callerContract, deployer);
    verifyLogData(logs.get(2).copyOfData(), callerContract, deployer, deployer);
}