README.md

contracts

bridge

L1ERC20Bridge.sol

L1EthBridge.sol

interfaces

IL1Bridge.sol

IL2Bridge.sol

common

L2ContractHelper.sol

ReentrancyGuard.sol

IERC20.sol

libraries

UnsafeBytes.sol

zksync

Config.sol

DiamondInit.sol

DiamondUpgradeInit.sol

KeysWithPlonkVerifier.sol

Operations.sol

Proxy.sol

Storage.sol

Verifier.sol

dev-contracts

FailOnReceive.sol

Multicall.sol

OverflowERC20.sol

RevertFallback.sol

RevertReceiveAccount.sol

RevertTransferERC20.sol

SelfDestruct.sol

TestnetERC20Token.sol

test

CheckpointedPrefixSumTest.sol

DiamondCutTest.sol

DummyERC20BytesTransferReturnValue.sol

DummyERC20NoTransferReturnValue.sol

DummyPriorityQueue.sol

MovePriorityOpsTest.sol

PriorityModeActivationCriteriaTest.sol

PriorityQueueTest.sol

ZKSyncSignatureUnitTest.sol

facets

Base.sol

DiamondCut.sol

Executor.sol

Getters.sol

Governance.sol

Mailbox.sol

PriorityMode.sol

IDiamondCut.sol

IExecutor.sol

IGetters.sol

IGovernance.sol

IMailbox.sol

IPriorityMode.sol

IZkSync.sol

Auction.sol

CheckpointedPrefixSum.sol

Diamond.sol

Merkle.sol

PlonkCore.sol

PriorityModeLib.sol

PriorityQueue.sol

Utils.sol

WithdrawalHelper.sol

ExternalDecoder.sol

L2ERC20Bridge.sol

L2ETHBridge.sol

L2StandardERC20.sol

IL2EthInitializable.sol

IL2StandardToken.sol

system-contracts

ChainIdSimulator.sol

Constants.sol

DefaultAA.sol

RLPEncoder.sol

TransactionHelper.sol

IAccountAbstraction.sol

IAccountCodeStorage.sol

IContractDeployer.sol

IEcrecover.sol

IEthToken.sol

IImmutableSimulator.sol

IKnownCodesStorage.sol

IL1Messenger.sol

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