Module solana_program::bpf_loader_upgradeable

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An upgradeable BPF loader native program.

The upgradeable BPF loader is responsible for deploying, upgrading, and executing BPF programs. The upgradeable loader allows a program’s authority to update the program at any time. This ability break’s the “code is law” contract the usually enforces the policy that once a program is on-chain it becomes immutable. Because of this, care should be taken before executing upgradeable programs which still have a functioning authority. For more information refer to the loader_upgradeable_instruction module.

The safecoin deploy and safecoin program deploy CLI commands use the upgradeable BPF loader. Calling safecoin program deploy --final deploys a program that cannot be upgraded, but it does so by revoking the authority to upgrade, not by using the non-upgradeable loader.

Enums

Statics

  • ID
    The static program ID

Functions

  • check_id
    Confirms that a given pubkey is equivalent to the program ID
  • close
    Returns the instructions required to close a buffer account
  • close_any
    Returns the instructions required to close program, buffer, or uninitialized account
  • create_buffer
    Returns the instructions required to initialize a Buffer account.
  • deploy_with_max_program_len
    Returns the instructions required to deploy a program with a specified maximum program length. The maximum length must be large enough to accommodate any future upgrades.
  • extend_program
    Returns the instruction required to extend the size of a program’s executable data account
  • id
    Returns the program ID
  • is_close_instruction
  • is_set_authority_instruction
  • is_upgrade_instruction
  • set_buffer_authority
    Returns the instructions required to set a buffers’s authority.
  • set_upgrade_authority
    Returns the instructions required to set a program’s authority.
  • upgrade
    Returns the instructions required to upgrade a program.
  • write
    Returns the instructions required to write a chunk of program data to a buffer account.