Test/utility contract with `suicide(address)` kill switch and a `multiply2` helper.
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Test/utility contract with suicide(address) kill switch and a multiply2 helper. Functions include kill(address), multiply2(uint256). Verified with soljson-v0.1.1+commit.6ff4cd6 and optimizer OFF.
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Backfilled from awesome-ethereum-proofs PR #37.
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Frontier Era
The initial release of Ethereum. A bare-bones implementation for technical users.
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// Compiler: solc 0.1.0 (all 0.1.0 builds match, no optimization)
// Exact match: true
contract C {
function kill(address account) {
suicide(account);
}
function multiply2(uint256 amount) returns (uint256) {
return amount * 2;
}
}External Links
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