sp1_core_executor/events/
cpu.rs

1use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize};
2
3use super::memory::MemoryRecordEnum;
4
5/// CPU Event.
6///
7/// This object encapsulates the information needed to prove a CPU operation. This includes its
8/// shard, opcode, operands, and other relevant information.
9#[derive(Debug, Copy, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)]
10pub struct CpuEvent {
11    /// The clock cycle.
12    pub clk: u32,
13    /// The program counter.
14    pub pc: u32,
15    /// The next program counter.
16    pub next_pc: u32,
17    /// The first operand.
18    pub a: u32,
19    /// The first operand memory record.
20    pub a_record: Option<MemoryRecordEnum>,
21    /// The second operand.
22    pub b: u32,
23    /// The second operand memory record.
24    pub b_record: Option<MemoryRecordEnum>,
25    /// The third operand.
26    pub c: u32,
27    /// The third operand memory record.
28    pub c_record: Option<MemoryRecordEnum>,
29    /// The exit code.
30    pub exit_code: u32,
31}
sp1_core_executor/events/cpu.rs

sp1_core_executor/events/
cpu.rs
