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ECIP 1056: Agharta EVM and Protocol Upgrades

Isaac Ardis, Wei Tang
Announcements, Development, Education, Hard Forks, Teams

https://ecips.ethereumclassic.org/ECIPs/ecip-1056

Agharta Hard Fork Upgrade
Agharta Hard Fork Upgrade

Simple Summary

Enable the outstanding Ethereum Foundation Constaninople and Petersburg network protocol upgrades on the Ethereum Classic network in a hard-fork code-named Agharta to enable maximum compatibility across these networks.

Abstract

Add support for a subset of protocol-impacting changes introduced in the Ethereum Foundation (ETH) network via the Constaninople and Petersburg hardforks. The proposed changes for Ethereum Classic’s Agharta upgrade include:

  • Constantinople bitwise shifting instructions
  • Constantinople skinny CREATE2 opcode
  • Constantinople EXTCODEHASH opcode

This document proposes the following blocks at which to implement these changes in the Classic networks:

  • 5_000_381 on Morden Classic Testnet (November 13, 2019)
  • 301_243 on Mordor Classic Testnet (November 20, 2019)
  • 1_705_549 on Kotti Classic Testnet (December 11, 2019)
  • 9_573_000 on Ethereum Classic Mainnet (January 15, 2020)

For more information on the opcodes and their respective EIPs and implementations, please see the Specification section of this document.

Motivation

To enhance the Ethereum Virtual Machine’s (EVM) capabilities, various opcodes shall be added to the Ethereum Classic networks, all of which have been in use on the Ethereum Foundation networks since early 2019.

Specification

Enable the following three hard fork features:

  • EIP 145 (Bitwise shifting instructions)
  • EIP 1014 (Skinny CREATE2 opcode)
  • EIP 1052 (EXTCODEHASH opcode)

Rationale

Atomicity: This protocol specification notably merges the scheduled features of the anticipated Petersburg protocol upgrade, which would removes the buggy proposal SSTORE net-gas metering.

Interoperability: Establishing and maintaining interoperable behavior between Ethereum clients is essential for developers and end-user adoption, yielding benefits for all participating chains (e.g., ETH and ETC, Ropsten and Morden, Görli and Kotti).

Immutability: None of the introduced new opcodes in the EVM has the potential to change the behavior of existing contracts; in the case where previously an arbitrary invalid bytecode would have been deployed to the network, none of them would be able to modify the state of the Ethereum Classic networks retrospectively. Adding opcodes to the EVM increases its functionality and should be considered a feature upgrade rather than a modification.

Implementation

Adoption of the content of this ECIP requires a hard fork as it introduces changes that are not backward compatible.

The following clients with Ethereum Classic support implement the Constaninople and Petersburg features currently:

  • Geth Classic: full support in v6.1.0 and later
  • Parity Ethereum: all features due to Ethereum Foundation compatibility
  • Multi Geth: all features due to Ethereum Foundation compatibility
  • IOHK Mantis: no support
  • Hyperledger Besu: all features due to Ethereum Foundation compatibility

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