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6 | 6 |
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7 | 7 | from ethereum_test_tools import EOFException, EOFTestFiller |
8 | 8 | from ethereum_test_tools.eof.v1 import Container, Section |
9 | | -from ethereum_test_tools.eof.v1.constants import MAX_CODE_SECTIONS |
| 9 | +from ethereum_test_tools.eof.v1.constants import ( |
| 10 | + MAX_CODE_OUTPUTS, |
| 11 | + MAX_CODE_SECTIONS, |
| 12 | + MAX_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT, |
| 13 | +) |
10 | 14 | from ethereum_test_tools.vm.opcode import Opcodes as Op |
11 | 15 |
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12 | 16 | from .. import EOF_FORK_NAME |
13 | 17 |
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14 | 18 | REFERENCE_SPEC_GIT_PATH = "EIPS/eip-4750.md" |
15 | 19 | REFERENCE_SPEC_VERSION = "14400434e1199c57d912082127b1d22643788d11" |
16 | 20 |
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| 21 | +MAX_RUNTIME_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT = 1024 |
| 22 | +"""Maximum height of the EVM runtime operand stack.""" |
| 23 | + |
17 | 24 | pytestmark = pytest.mark.valid_from(EOF_FORK_NAME) |
18 | 25 |
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19 | 26 | VALID: List[Container] = [ |
@@ -343,3 +350,82 @@ def test_unreachable_code_sections( |
343 | 350 | (i.e. code sections not reachable from the code section 0). |
344 | 351 | """ |
345 | 352 | eof_test(data=container, expect_exception=EOFException.UNREACHABLE_CODE_SECTIONS) |
| 353 | + |
| 354 | + |
| 355 | +@pytest.mark.parametrize("callee_outputs", [1, 2, MAX_CODE_OUTPUTS]) |
| 356 | +def test_callf_stack_height_limit_exceeded(eof_test, callee_outputs): |
| 357 | + """ |
| 358 | + Test for invalid EOF code containing CALLF instruction exceeding the stack height limit. |
| 359 | + The code reaches the maximum runtime stack height (1024) |
| 360 | + which is above the EOF limit for the stack height in the type section (1023). |
| 361 | + """ |
| 362 | + callf_stack_height = MAX_RUNTIME_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT - callee_outputs |
| 363 | + container = Container( |
| 364 | + sections=[ |
| 365 | + Section.Code( |
| 366 | + Op.PUSH0 * callf_stack_height + Op.CALLF[1] + Op.STOP, |
| 367 | + max_stack_height=MAX_RUNTIME_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT, |
| 368 | + ), |
| 369 | + Section.Code( |
| 370 | + Op.PUSH0 * callee_outputs + Op.RETF, |
| 371 | + code_outputs=callee_outputs, |
| 372 | + max_stack_height=callee_outputs, |
| 373 | + ), |
| 374 | + ], |
| 375 | + ) |
| 376 | + eof_test(data=container, expect_exception=EOFException.MAX_STACK_HEIGHT_ABOVE_LIMIT) |
| 377 | + |
| 378 | + |
| 379 | +@pytest.mark.parametrize("callee_outputs", [1, 2, MAX_CODE_OUTPUTS - 1, MAX_CODE_OUTPUTS]) |
| 380 | +@pytest.mark.parametrize( |
| 381 | + "max_stack_height", [0, 1, MAX_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT - 1, MAX_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT] |
| 382 | +) |
| 383 | +def test_callf_stack_overflow_by_outputs(eof_test, callee_outputs, max_stack_height): |
| 384 | + """ |
| 385 | + Test for invalid EOF code containing CALLF instruction exceeding the runtime stack height limit |
| 386 | + by calling a function with at least one output. The computed stack height of the code section 0 |
| 387 | + is always above the maximum allowed in the EOF type section. Therefore, the test declares |
| 388 | + an invalid max_stack_height. |
| 389 | + """ |
| 390 | + callf_stack_height = (MAX_RUNTIME_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT + 1) - callee_outputs |
| 391 | + container = Container( |
| 392 | + sections=[ |
| 393 | + Section.Code( |
| 394 | + Op.PUSH0 * callf_stack_height + Op.CALLF[1] + Op.STOP, |
| 395 | + max_stack_height=max_stack_height, |
| 396 | + ), |
| 397 | + Section.Code( |
| 398 | + Op.PUSH0 + Op.DUP1 + Op.RETF, |
| 399 | + code_outputs=callee_outputs, |
| 400 | + max_stack_height=callee_outputs, |
| 401 | + ), |
| 402 | + ], |
| 403 | + ) |
| 404 | + eof_test(data=container, expect_exception=EOFException.STACK_OVERFLOW) |
| 405 | + |
| 406 | + |
| 407 | +@pytest.mark.parametrize( |
| 408 | + "callee_stack_height", |
| 409 | + [2, 3, MAX_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT - 1, MAX_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT], |
| 410 | +) |
| 411 | +def test_callf_stack_overflow_by_height(eof_test, callee_stack_height): |
| 412 | + """ |
| 413 | + Test for invalid EOF code containing CALLF instruction exceeding the runtime stack height limit |
| 414 | + by calling a function with 2+ maximum stack height. |
| 415 | + The callee with the maximum stack height of 1 is valid because runtime limit (1024) |
| 416 | + is 1 bigger than the EOF limit (1023). |
| 417 | + """ |
| 418 | + container = Container( |
| 419 | + sections=[ |
| 420 | + Section.Code( |
| 421 | + Op.PUSH0 * MAX_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT + Op.CALLF[1] + Op.STOP, |
| 422 | + max_stack_height=MAX_OPERAND_STACK_HEIGHT, |
| 423 | + ), |
| 424 | + Section.Code( |
| 425 | + Op.PUSH0 * callee_stack_height + Op.POP * callee_stack_height + Op.RETF, |
| 426 | + code_outputs=0, |
| 427 | + max_stack_height=callee_stack_height, |
| 428 | + ), |
| 429 | + ], |
| 430 | + ) |
| 431 | + eof_test(data=container, expect_exception=EOFException.STACK_OVERFLOW) |
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