v0.1.0-dev.9

v0.1.0-dev.9

This is a development pre-release.

Compatible with polkadot-sdk rev 4302f74f7874e6a894578731142a7b310a1449b0.

Added

Changed

• Syscalls with more than 6 arguments now pack them into registers.

Fixed

• Remove reloading of the resolc.js file (fix issue with relative path in web worker)

v0.1.0-dev.8

v0.1.0-dev.8

This is a development pre-release.

Added

• The revive-llvm-builder crate with the revive-llvm helper utility for streamlined management of the LLVM framework dependency.
• Initial support for running resolc in the browser.

Changed

• Supported contracts runtime is polkadot-sdk git version d62a90c8c729acd98c7e9a5cab9803b8b211ffc5.
• The minimum supported Rust version is 1.81.0.
• Error out early instead of invoking solc with invalid base or include path flags.

Fixed

• Decouple the LLVM target dependency from the LLVM host dependency.
• Do not error out if no files and no errors were produced. This aligns resolc closer to solc.
• Fixes input normalization in the Wasm version.

v0.1.0-dev.7

This is a development pre-release.

Added

• Implement the GASPRICE opcode.
• Implement the BASEFEE opcode.
• Implement the GASLIMIT opcode.

Changed

• The GAS opcode now returns the remaining ref_time.
• Contracts can now be supplied call data input of arbitrary size.
• Some syscalls now return the value in a register, slightly improving emitted contract code.
• Calls forward maximum weight limits instead of 0, anticipating a change in polkadot-sdk where weight limits of 0 no longer interprets as uncapped limit.

Fixed

• A linker bug which was preventing certain contracts from linking with the PVM linker.
• JS: Fix encoding conversion from JS string (UTF-16) to UTF-8.
• The git commit hash slug is always displayed in the version string.

v0.1.0-dev.6

This is a development pre-release.

Added

• Implement the BLOCKHASH opcode.
• Implement delegate calls.
• Implement the GASPRICE opcode. Currently hard-coded to return 1.
• The ELF shared object contract artifact is dumped into the debug output directory.
• Initial support for emitting debug info (opt in via the -g flag)

Changed

• resolc now emits 64bit PolkaVM blobs, reducing contract code size and execution time.
• The RISC-V bit-manipulation target feature (zbb) is enabled.

Fixed

• Compilation to Wasm (for usage in node and web browsers)

v0.1.0-dev.5

This is development pre-release.

Added

• Implement the CODESIZE and EXTCODESIZE opcodes.

Changed

• Include the full revive version in the contract metadata.

v0.1.0-dev-4

Added

• Support the origin opcode

Changed

• Update polkavm to v0.14.0
• Enable the 'a', 'fast-unaligned-access' and 'xtheadcondmov' LLVM target features, decreasing the code size for some contracts

Note

This release is intended strictly for development purposes. It is not meant for any production use. Developers are encouraged to test and experiment with the features, but it should not be deployed in any live or mission-critical environments.

This version serves as a foundation for further testing and refinement before a stable production release is available.

v0.1.0-dev-3

Fixed

• Contracts no longer trap on accessing storage key pointers exceeding the PVM register size.

Note

This release is intended strictly for development purposes. It is not meant for any production use. Developers are encouraged to test and experiment with the features, but it should not be deployed in any live or mission-critical environments.

This version serves as a foundation for further testing and refinement before a stable production release is available.

Revive development release

This release is intended strictly for development purposes. It is not meant for any production use. Developers are encouraged to test and experiment with the features, but it should not be deployed in any live or mission-critical environments.

This version serves as a foundation for further testing and refinement before a stable production release is available.

Revive development release

This is the first release of Revive, intended strictly for development purposes. It is not meant for any production use. Developers are encouraged to test and experiment with the features, but it should not be deployed in any live or mission-critical environments.

This version serves as a foundation for further testing and refinement before a stable production release is available.