case class BitOp[T <: SType](left: Value[T], right: Value[T], opCode: OpCode) extends TwoArgumentsOperation[T, T, T] with NotReadyValue[T] with Product with Serializable
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Unique id of the node class used in serialization of ErgoTree.
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Every value represents an operation and that operation can be associated with a function type, describing functional meaning of the operation, kind of operation signature.
Every value represents an operation and that operation can be associated with a function type, describing functional meaning of the operation, kind of operation signature. Thus we can obtain global operation identifiers by combining Value.opName with Value.opType, so that if (v1.opName == v2.opName) && (v1.opType == v2.opType) then v1 and v2 are functionally point-wise equivalent. This in particular means that if two _different_ ops have the same opType they _should_ have different opNames. Thus defined op ids are used in a Cost Model - a table of all existing primitives coupled with performance parameters.
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