Fast Ethereum Virtual Machine implementation
evmone is a C++ implementation of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Created by members of the Ewasm team, the project aims for clean, standalone EVM implementation that can be imported as an execution module by Ethereum Client projects. The codebase of evmone is optimized to provide fast and efficient execution of EVM smart contracts.
- Exposes the EVMC API.
- The direct call threading is the dispatch method used - a loaded EVM program is a table with pointers to functions implementing virtual instructions.
- The gas cost and stack requirements of block of instructions is precomputed and applied once per block during execution.
- The intx library is used to provide 256-bit integer precision.
- The ethash library is used to provide Keccak hash function implementation
needed for the special
SHA3instruction. - Requires C++17 standard.
evmone implements the EVMC API for Ethereum Virtual Machines. It can be used as a plugin replacing geth's internal EVM. But for that a modified version of geth is needed. The Ewasm's fork of go-ethereum provides binary releases of geth with EVMC support.
Next, download evmone from Releases.
Start the downloaded geth with --vm.evm option pointing to the evmone shared library.
geth --vm.evm=./libevmone.soTo build the evmone EVMC module (shared library), test or benchmark.
git clone --recursive https://github.com/ethereum/evmone
cd evmone
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -DEVMONE_TESTING=ON
cmake --build . -- -j
bin/evmone-unittests
bin/evmone-benchThe evm-test executes a collection of unit tests on any EVMC-compatible Ethereum Virtual Machine implementation. The collection of tests comes from the evmone project.
evm-test ./evmone.soDocker images with evmone and modified geth are available on Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/ethereum/evmone.
docker run ethereum/evmone --vm.evm=libevmone.soPaweł Bylica @chfast
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