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@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ ecAdd, ecMul and ecPairing precompiles.
empty length is not valid, nor is a length greater than 32 (as a U256 consists in at most 32 bytes). Missing these conditions will result in an unverifiable proof. empty length is not valid, nor is a length greater than 32 (as a U256 consists in at most 32 bytes). Missing these conditions will result in an unverifiable proof.
\item[0xF9.] \texttt{EXIT\_KERNEL}. Pops 1 element from the stack. This instruction is used at the end of a syscall, before proceeding to the rest of the execution logic. \item[0xF9.] \texttt{EXIT\_KERNEL}. Pops 1 element from the stack. This instruction is used at the end of a syscall, before proceeding to the rest of the execution logic.
The popped element, \textit{kexit\_info}, contains several information like the current program counter, current gas used, and if we are in kernel (i.e. privileged) mode. The popped element, \textit{kexit\_info}, contains several information like the current program counter, the current amount of gas used, and whether we are in kernel (i.e. privileged) mode or not.
\item[0xFB.] \texttt{MLOAD\_GENERAL}. Pops 3 elements (successively the context, segment, and offset portions of a Memory address), and pushes the value stored at this memory \item[0xFB.] \texttt{MLOAD\_GENERAL}. Pops 3 elements (successively the context, segment, and offset portions of a Memory address), and pushes the value stored at this memory
address onto the stack. It can read any memory location, general (similarly to MLOAD (0x51) instruction) or privileged. address onto the stack. It can read any memory location, general (similarly to MLOAD (0x51) instruction) or privileged.