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feat(cli): count the appearances of opcode and opcode sets #5211

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Closes #5067. This PR co-authored by @alessandromazza98 introduces a new command called count-opcodes that returns the take top occurrences of opcodes and tuples of opcodes.

Here below is an example of the result of running this command on a few blocks on Sepolia:
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Lorenzo Feroleto and others added 4 commits October 26, 2023 16:59
Co-authored-by: Alessandro Mazza <alessandromazza98@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Alessandro Mazza <alessandromazza98@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Alessandro Mazza <alessandromazza98@users.noreply.github.com>
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fn all_opcodes_test_string() -> String {
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This can be quite noisy in the file, however we wanted to make it as easy as possible to read and modify this test opcodes string if needed

@@ -163,6 +164,9 @@ pub enum Commands<Ext: RethCliExt = ()> {
/// Scripts for node recovery
#[command(name = "recover")]
Recover(recover::Command),
/// Script for counting opcodes occurrencies
#[command(name = "count-opcodes")]
CountOpcodes(count_opcodes::Command),
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I'd put this under debug or something like that since it's not really relevant to normal node ops


let mut opcode_counter = OpCodeCounter::new();

info!("start opcodes processing...");
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These info!'s are not rly necessary, I imagine it doesn't take a long time?

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fn print_counts(&self, size: usize) {
println!("Single opcodes:");
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nit: we can use the table layout that we also use for the db commands here 😄

@onbjerg onbjerg added C-enhancement New feature or request A-cli Related to the reth CLI labels Oct 30, 2023
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Hey @onbjerg, we should have addressed all your reviews. Now tables are printed using ComfyTable which seems to be what other commands use

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lgtm

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Hi @DaniPopes! Thanks for the review, now it should be better.

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lgtm

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Hey, sorry to bother you. Is there anything left we may do for this PR?

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Nit: Can you extract this to an example/ of using the node as a library, with the OpcodeCounter in a separate file and some explanation on the motivation of why opcode occurences are useful? cc @sslivkoff for parquet

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something similar is available in the geth trigram / bigram / unigram tracer with debug_traceX rpc methods (not available in reth) https://geth.ethereum.org/docs/developers/evm-tracing/built-in-tracers#trigram

would love to have this new implementation accessible over rpc somehow

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Thanks! We'll look into it

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I moved it into the example folder and add a little explanation of it. Right now the example (as I wrote in the code) requires the users to have a sepolia db into the default folder for MacOS, but it can be easily changed to the folder the user wants. He just has to edit one line

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