EVM Toolkit
Tools for creating and analyzing smart contract programs on the Ethereum Virtual Machine.
What is EVM Toolkit?
EVM Toolkit (ETK) is a collection of tools for creating and analyzing smart contract programs on the Ethereum Virtual Machine. It consists of an assembler (eas) in the etk-asm crate and a disassembler (disease) in the etk-dasm crate. Developers can use the disassembler to disassemble hex or binary encoded instructions into their mnemonics and identify basic blocks. The assembler supports importing multiple files into the same scope, including files in a separate scope for constructors and initialization code, and automatic push size selection.
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