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PoC for the onStep debugger to trace function execution alongside the actual contract code.

The code is roughly placed in packages/contract/debugger for easier integration and testing.

The debugger, when attached to the onStep handler, produces this output:

Enregistrement.de.l.ecran.2025-04-22.a.17.07.34.mov

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A few potential issues to tackle:

  • The debugger is currently async, as it needs to compile the contract(s); if we use it with a cache and add the sourcemap to the output, then this won't be needed in such scenarios (local tevm project with cache). Otherwise, we can just create the debugger, then pass it when executing the call.
  • The whole compilation, or going from contract -> compiled output (source map, etc) is currently a insufficient and just works for the fixtures. We could read the local tevm cache, or get remote sources with whatsabi depending on the expectations.
  • The result of the compilation is not satisfying; we would want to be able to compile ALL sources, then map some contract to its source map, deployed bytecode, etc. The issue is that we don't have a way to know, from an interpreter step, which contract is concerned (?), so retrieve the correct metadata. My attempts so far have been unsuccessful (e.g. InterpreterStep.address or InterpreterStep.codeAddress were incorrect.
  • We lack context on the caller, and globally on the environment, if we want to provide more insight. All of this is available in the Interpreter class _env, so we might want to go on a slighly lower level to access it and feed it to the callback (?)

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