Expose origin and the addresses of contracts being constructed in precompile handle #313
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@sorpaas @boundless-forest @koushiro If you guys agree to merge these changes, I will add the follow-up changes to frontier. |
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Exposes the transaction origin in precompile handle, this can be used to identify if an address is an Externally Owner Account (EOA). (
tx.origin == msg.sender)This is necessary to distinguish addresses from contracts under-construction and real EOA's, since contracts under-construction only have code after the
init_codeis executed.Exposing the
originto precompiles will be required for supporting https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7702, since it adds the possibility for EOA to have code.