Simple Summary

Expose the opcodes CREATE and CREATE2 via a new built-in function raw_create.

Motivation

Example use case: use Vyper to build generic contract factories.

Specification

raw_create(init_code: Bytes, *args, value: uint256 = 0, raw_args: bool = False, revert_on_failure: bool = True, [, salt: bytes32]) -> address

• init_code: Contains the contract creation code. Can already entail the ABI-encoded and appended constructor arguments.
• *args: Constructor arguments to be appended to init_code. If raw_args = False (default), the arguments are ABI-encoded according to their types. If raw_args = True, *args must be a single Bytes argument which is directly appended to init_code. (Optional, default to "").
• value: The wei value to send during contract creation. Note that if value is non-zero, init_code must have a payable constructor. (Optional, default to 0).
• raw_args: If True, *args must be a single Bytes argument which is directly appended to init_code. Alternatively, you can also use concat in combination with the contract creation bytecode. (Optional, default False).
• revert_on_failure: Reverts if the new contract address is equal to empty(address) or is a zero-byte contract. (Optional, default True).
• salt: A bytes32 value utilised by the deterministic CREATE2 opcode (Optional, if not supplied, CREATE is used).

Backwards Compatibility

raw_create is a new built-in function that is not backward-compatible.

Dependencies

N/A.

References

N/A.

Copyright

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