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Currently the most recent implemented instruction set is BCH_2019_05, while there is also a BCH_2019_11_SPEC option. To use modern functions such as OP_REVERSEBYTES we need to implement support for the newer hardforks.
Just an update on this: my overall goal is to implement the latest instruction sets at the same time as developing a set of flag-less VM bytecode test vectors: #31. I’m also planning to refactor the source for each instruction set to be more verbose, where every instruction and associated method is clearly listed in a single place (to be easier to review vs. the large amount of indirection currently used).
Right now I'm focused on the transaction signing API in Libauth, so this may be a few months. However, if anyone would like to take a shot at implementing just the minimum necessary changes (no need to worry about the above), I'd love to take a PR!
Update: @rkalis knocked out a large part of this with PR #56, but I'll leave this open until we have full support for the latest VM version. (Likely will happen at the same time as #31.)
… and compiler
BREAKING CHANGE: requires esm, modifies some crypto interfaces, renames many exports for
consistency, expands the program state available to vms and compilers
fixes#31, re #53, fixes#72
Currently the most recent implemented instruction set is
BCH_2019_05
, while there is also aBCH_2019_11_SPEC
option. To use modern functions such asOP_REVERSEBYTES
we need to implement support for the newer hardforks.According to the specs on GitHub (https://github.com/bitcoincashorg/bitcoincash.org/blob/master/spec/), these are the features that were introduced by these hardforks. These should be added to libauth to support these newer instruction sets.
BCH_2019_11
BCH_2020_05
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