Implement memcpy

This can be used, for example, to copy `CALL` data (which is a slice of the caller's main memory) to the callee's `CALLDATA` segment.
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Daniel Lubarov 2022-07-18 14:55:15 -07:00
parent 50144a638f
commit 6610ec4487
2 changed files with 72 additions and 2 deletions

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%endrep
%endmacro
%macro pop5
%rep 5
pop
%endrep
%endmacro
%macro pop6
%rep 6
pop
%endrep
%endmacro
%macro pop7
%rep 7
pop
%endrep
%endmacro
%macro add_const(c)
// stack: input, ...
PUSH $c

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// Load a byte from the given segment of the current context's memory space.
// Load a value from the given segment of the current context's memory space.
// Note that main memory values are one byte each, but in general memory values
// can be 256 bits. This macro deals with a single address (unlike MLOAD), so
// if it is used with main memory, it will load a single byte.
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// stack: value
%endmacro
// Store a byte to the given segment of the current context's memory space.
// Store a value to the given segment of the current context's memory space.
// Note that main memory values are one byte each, but in general memory values
// can be 256 bits. This macro deals with a single address (unlike MSTORE), so
// if it is used with main memory, it will store a single byte.
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MSTORE_GENERAL
// stack: (empty)
%endmacro
// Copies `count` values from
// SRC = (src_ctx, src_segment, src_addr)
// to
// DST = (dst_ctx, dst_segment, dst_addr).
// These tuple definitions are used for brevity in the stack comments below.
global memcpy:
JUMPDEST
// stack: DST, SRC, count, retdest
DUP7
// stack: count, DST, SRC, count, retdest
ISZERO
// stack: count == 0, DST, SRC, count, retdest
%jumpi memcpy_finish
// stack: DST, SRC, count, retdest
// Copy the next value.
DUP6
DUP6
DUP6
// stack: SRC, DST, SRC, count, retdest
MLOAD_GENERAL
// stack: value, DST, SRC, count, retdest
DUP4
DUP4
DUP4
// stack: DST, value, DST, SRC, count, retdest
MSTORE_GENERAL
// stack: DST, SRC, count, retdest
// Increment dst_addr.
SWAP2
%add_const(1)
SWAP2
// Increment src_addr.
SWAP5
%add_const(1)
SWAP5
// Decrement count.
SWAP6
%sub_const(1)
SWAP6
// Recurse!
JUMP memcpy
memcpy_finish:
JUMPDEST
// stack: DST, SRC, count, retdest
%pop7
// stack: retdest
JUMP