The entry_point of a function is not a "real" instruction, but rather an abstract instruction representing the starting point of the function.
Example
from glider import*defquery(): functions =Functions().exec(100) entry_points = []for function in functions:for entry_point_instruction in function.entry_point_instructions().exec():# For each function, return entry points entry_points.append(entry_point_instruction)return entry_points
Example output
[ {"contract":"0x798AcB51D8FBc97328835eE2027047a8B54533AD","contract_name":"Context","sol_function": `// Formatted for the example function _msgData() internal view virtual returns (bytes calldata) { return msg.data; } `,"sol_instruction": `// Formatted for the example { return msg.data; } ` }, {"contract":"0x798AcB51D8FBc97328835eE2027047a8B54533AD","contract_name":"Ownable","sol_function": `// Formatted for the example constructor() { _setOwner(_msgSender()); } `,"sol_instruction": `// Formatted for the example { _setOwner(_msgSender()); } ` }, ...]