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sgxcclib is used in the respective enclaves (in ecc_enclave and tlcc_enclave) with a common part in common/sgxcclib. A better name would probably include an fpc_ and/or an enclave prefix, and or a _t/_u to distinguish the trusted and untrusted functions -- though sgxcclib is used in untrusted space, essentially as an enclave wrapper.
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In Scala codegen,
ContractId[T] = T.ContractId. However, in Java codegen,T.ContractId <: ContractId<T>but not vice versa, which means that(cidT: ContractId<T>).exerciseX(...)doesn't work, and((T.ContractId) cidT)can fail too.illTyped, and that a decoded-from-ValueContractId<T>may not even be `instanceof T