After modifying ganache-core and ganache-cli to print the codehash and the bytecode of a given contract, it has become apparent that the bytecode will not be printed if the currently executing code is the code of a constructor (this makes sense because the code is stored after the call to the constructor).

With this in mind, I am going to continue to address the parts of analysis that do not have this issue, and return to this consideration later.

Goal

To create new test cases as well as to create the code coverage tool, I will need to specify the input format to the tool. There are two types of input to specify: (1) The RPC input that includes codehashes, a list of program counters, and any other information about the VM state during the test execution and (2) The bytecode and deployed bytecode input.

Currently the strip module will return a list of the name, bytecode, and deployed bytecode of every contract represented in the build folder. This is a good start, but more needs to be done. There are some things that I doubt I will need that are in the logs, and these should be cleaned from the logs output.

Current list of Removals

• eth_accounts
• eth_getTransactionReceipt
• eth_getCode
• eth_blockNumber
• eth_getBlockByNumber
• net_version