A curated list of resources on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), which is the virtual machine executed on the Ethereum network.
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- Specification
- Illustration
- Tutorials
- Tests
- EVM Implementations
- Programming Languages that Compile into EVM
- Debuggers
- Code Analyzers
- Improvement Proposals
- Related Resources
- License of This List
- Yellow Paper
- A terse specification of EVM and Ethereum blocks
- A detailed illustration of the Ethereum Virtual Machine
- The illustration shows the contents of blocks and block headers faithfully
- CoinCulture's Guide to the EVM
- A hands on guide to understanding how the EVM works, with examples written in raw byte-code and solidity
- Diving Into The Ethereum Virtual Machine
- An article series examining different aspects of the EVM by walking you through Solidity's assembly output
- Consensus test suite
- EVM implementations can be tested against this test suite
- go-ethereum
- A popular Ethereum client with its own EVM implementation (core/vm directory)
- Parity in Rust
- Another popular Ethereum client with its own EVM implementation (ethcore directory)
- cpp-ethereum
- An Ethereum client that generates the consensus test suite (libevm/VM.cpp)
- Pyethereum in Python
- A mostly deprecated client (ethereum/vm.py)
- Py-EVM in Python
- A Python implementation designed to be highly configurable and modular and compliant with the Ethereum test suite, work is in progress on it to run a full node and develop sharding.
- EthereumJ in Java
- A client with its own EVM implementation
- For more, see here.
- SputnikVM in Rust for Ethereum Classic
- A standalone EVM featuring a developer environment, a browser through wasm32-unknown-emscripten target, and for embedded devices
- Modeling EVM in the K framework (whitepaper)
- An EVM implementation for K framework
- hevm
- An EVM implementation written in Haskell with debugging in mind
- eth-isabelle
- An EVM implementation for theorem provers
- Burrow
- An EVM implementation in Go extended with a native name registry and permissioning layer
- Ethereumjs-VM
- Implements Ethereum's VM in JS
- ruby-ethereum
- An EVM implementation in Ruby (passed all tests in ethereum tests)
- sputter
- An EVM implementation in Clojure (so far passes VM tests)
- solevm
- An EVM implementation in Solidity
- eth-acl2
- An EVM implementation in ACL2 (work in progress)
- mana
- An EVM implementation in Elixir (work in progress)
- Solidity
- The most popular programming language for Ethereum contracts
- Awesome Solidity
- The LLL compiler is also in the same repository
- Vyper
- A language with overflow-checking, numeric units but without unlimited loops
- Pyramid Scheme (experimental)
- A Scheme compiler into EVM that follows the SICP compilation approach
- ceagle compiles C into Pyramid Scheme
- Flint
- A language with several security features: e.g. asset types with a restricted set of atomic operations
- LLLL
- An LLL-like compiler being implemented in Isabelle/HOL
- HAseembly-evm
- An EVM assembly implemented as a Haskell DSL
- Bamboo (experimental) - A language without loops but with explicit constructor invocation at the end of every call
- Zokrates
- A toolbox for zkSNARKs on Ethereum
- a third-party tutorial
- snarky
- An OCaml front-end for writing R1CS SNARKs (parametrized over the backend SNARK libraries)
- Shallowly embedded DSL that can be compiled into SNARK circuits
- The verifier is an OCaml function, so some more work is necessary before using it on Ethereum
- jsnark
- A Java front-end for writing R1CS SNARKs
- REMIX
- An IDE containing an EVM code debugger
- debug_traceTransaction method
- An instruction-wise trace information provided by go-ethereum
- Ethereum Function Signature Database
- A database for deciphering
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- A database for deciphering
- Echidna
- A fuzzer on EVM that also takes Solidity input
- Able to fuzz a program with sequences of multiple transactions
- MAIAN
- An automatic tool that detects trace vulnerabilities (Greedy, Prodigal and Suicidal) with depth-first search of symbolic execution of multiple invocations
- Mythril
- A blockchain exploration tool that indexes all contracts on the network, containing a disassembler, an ABI function detector and a control flow analyzer
- Comes with a --fire-laser option
- Powered by laser-ethereum
- porosity
- A reverse enginering tool, a disassembler, an ABI function detector and a decompiler that also highlights vulnerabilities
- Manticore
- A symtolic execution engine that can generate inputs to cover codepaths (asciicast), which also comes with a Python API
- evmdis
- A disassembler for EVM code
- ethersplay
- An EVM plugin for Binary Ninja
- Securify
- A tool that strives to achieve no false-negatives
- The implementation seems not public as of now
- Oyente
- An automatic EVM code analyzer based on symbolic execution and Z3 SMT solver
- Dr. Y's Ethereum Contract Analyzer
- A symbolic executor for EVM code
- Ethereum Improvement Proposals
- A portal for EVM & Ethereum improvements
- The soonest changes are listed in the README
- EVM 1.5
- A proposal to tame jumps so that a linear-time scan can determine stack layouts
- eWASM
- A proposal to use a WebAssembly for Ethereum contract execution
Awesome Ethereum Virtual Machine
Written in 2017 by Yoichi Hirai [email protected]
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