flamenco: adding cpi to system program to bpf deploy #1654
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ibhatt-jumptrading
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ibhatt-jumptrading
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- Adding cpi to bpf deploy. Generally getting the instruction working.
- Refactor common code previously only used in alut program
- Adding ledger test
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| fd_bincode_encode_ctx_t ctx2; | ||
| uchar buf[4096UL]; | ||
| ctx2.data = buf; | ||
| ctx2.dataend = (uchar*)ctx2.data + sizeof(fd_system_program_instruction_t); |
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| ctx2.dataend = (uchar*)ctx2.data + sizeof(fd_system_program_instruction_t); | |
| ctx2.dataend = (uchar*)ctx2.data + sizeof(buf); |
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