Documentation ¶
Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- type State
- func (cs *State) AcceptBlock(b types.Block) error
- func (s *State) ChildTarget(bid types.BlockID) (target types.Target, exists bool)
- func (cs *State) Close() error
- func (s *State) ConsensusSetNotify() <-chan struct{}
- func (s *State) ConsensusSetSubscribe(subscriber modules.ConsensusSetSubscriber)
- func (s *State) CurrentBlock() types.Block
- func (s *State) EarliestChildTimestamp(bid types.BlockID) (timestamp types.Timestamp, exists bool)
- func (s *State) GenesisBlock() types.Block
- func (s *State) Height() types.BlockHeight
- func (s *State) InCurrentPath(bid types.BlockID) bool
- func (cs *State) RelayBlock(conn modules.PeerConn) error
- func (s *State) StorageProofSegment(fcid types.FileContractID) (index uint64, err error)
- func (s *State) Synchronize(peer modules.NetAddress) error
- func (s *State) TryTransactions(txns []types.Transaction) error
- func (s *State) ValidStorageProofs(t types.Transaction) (err error)
- type StateInfo
Constants ¶
const ( MaxCatchUpBlocks = 50 MaxSynchronizeAttempts = 8 ResynchronizePeerTimeout = time.Second * 30 ResynchronizeBatchTimeout = time.Minute * 3 )
Variables ¶
var ( ErrDoSBlock = errors.New("block is known to be invalid") ErrBlockKnown = errors.New("block exists in block map") ErrEarlyTimestamp = errors.New("block timestamp is too early") ErrExtremeFutureTimestamp = errors.New("block timestamp too far in future, discarded") ErrFutureTimestamp = errors.New("block timestamp too far in future, but saved for later use") ErrOrphan = errors.New("block has no known parent") ErrLargeBlock = errors.New("block is too large to be accepted") ErrBadMinerPayouts = errors.New("miner payout sum does not equal block subsidy") ErrMissedTarget = errors.New("block does not meet target") )
var ( ErrDuplicateValidProofOutput = errors.New("applying a storage proof created a duplicate proof output") ErrMisuseApplySiacoinInput = errors.New("applying a transaction with an invalid unspent siacoin output") ErrMisuseApplySiacoinOutput = errors.New("applying a transaction with an invalid siacoin output") ErrMisuseApplyFileContracts = errors.New("applying a transaction with an invalid file contract") ErrMisuseApplyFileContractRevisions = errors.New("applying a revision for a nonexistant file contract") ErrMisuseApplySiafundInput = errors.New("applying a transaction with invalid siafund input") ErrMisuseApplySiafundOutput = errors.New("applying a transaction with an invalid siafund output") ErrNonexistentStorageProof = errors.New("applying a storage proof for a nonexistent file contract") )
var ( ErrInvalidStorageProof = errors.New("provided storage proof is invalid") ErrLowRevisionNumber = errors.New("transaction has a file contract with an outdated revision number") ErrMissingSiacoinOutput = errors.New("transaction spends a nonexisting siacoin output") ErrMissingFileContract = errors.New("transaction terminates a nonexisting file contract") ErrMissingSiafundOutput = errors.New("transaction spends a nonexisting siafund output") ErrSiacoinInputOutputMismatch = errors.New("siacoin inputs do not equal siacoin outputs for transaction") ErrUnfinishedFileContract = errors.New("file contract window has not yet openend") ErrUnrecognizedFileContractID = errors.New("cannot fetch storage proof segment for unknown file contract") ErrWrongSiacoinOutputUnlockConditions = errors.New("transaction contains a siacoin output with incorrect unlock conditions") )
var (
ErrNilGateway = errors.New("cannot have a nil gateway as input")
)
var SurpassThreshold = big.NewRat(20, 100)
SurpassThreshold is a percentage that dictates how much heavier a competing chain has to be before the node will switch to mining on that chain. This is not a consensus rule. This percentage is only applied to the most recent block, not the entire chain; see blockNode.heavierThan.
If no threshold were in place, it would be possible to manipulate a block's timestamp to produce a sufficiently heavier block.
Functions ¶
This section is empty.
Types ¶
type State ¶
type State struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
The State is the object responsible for tracking the current status of the blockchain. Broadly speaking, it is responsible for maintaining consensus. It accepts blocks and constructs a blockchain, forking when necessary.
func New ¶
New returns a new State, containing at least the genesis block. If there is an existing block database present in saveDir, it will be loaded. Otherwise, a new database will be created.
func (*State) AcceptBlock ¶
AcceptBlock will add a block to the state, forking the blockchain if it is on a fork that is heavier than the current fork. If the block is accepted, it will be relayed to connected peers. This function should only be called for new, untrusted blocks.
func (*State) ChildTarget ¶
ChildTarget does not need a lock, as the values being read are not changed once they have been created.
func (*State) ConsensusSetNotify ¶
func (s *State) ConsensusSetNotify() <-chan struct{}
ConsensusSetNotify returns a channel that will be sent an empty struct every time the consensus set changes.
func (*State) ConsensusSetSubscribe ¶
func (s *State) ConsensusSetSubscribe(subscriber modules.ConsensusSetSubscriber)
ConsensusSetSubscribe accepts a new subscriber who will receive a call to ReceiveConsensusSetUpdate every time there is a change in the consensus set.
func (*State) CurrentBlock ¶
CurrentBlock returns the highest block on the tallest fork.
func (*State) EarliestChildTimestamp ¶
EarliestChildTimestamp returns the earliest timestamp that the next block can have in order for it to be considered valid.
func (*State) GenesisBlock ¶ added in v0.3.3
GenesisBlock returns the genesis block.
func (*State) Height ¶
func (s *State) Height() types.BlockHeight
Height returns the height of the current blockchain (the longest fork).
func (*State) InCurrentPath ¶ added in v0.3.2
InCurrentPath returns true if the block presented is in the current path, false otherwise.
func (*State) RelayBlock ¶
RelayBlock is an RPC that accepts a block from a peer.
func (*State) StorageProofSegment ¶
func (s *State) StorageProofSegment(fcid types.FileContractID) (index uint64, err error)
StorageProofSegment returns the segment to be used in the storage proof for a given file contract.
func (*State) Synchronize ¶
func (s *State) Synchronize(peer modules.NetAddress) error
Synchronize synchronizes the local consensus set (i.e. the blockchain) with the network consensus set. The process is as follows: synchronize asks a peer for new blocks. The requester sends 32 block IDs, starting with the 12 most recent and then progressing exponentially backwards to the genesis block. The receiver uses these blocks to find the most recent block seen by both peers. From this starting height, it transmits blocks sequentially. The requester then integrates these blocks into its consensus set. Multiple such transmissions may be required to fully synchronize.
TODO: Synchronize is a blocking call that involved network traffic. This seems to break convention, but I'm not certain. It does seem weird though.
func (*State) TryTransactions ¶ added in v0.3.2
func (s *State) TryTransactions(txns []types.Transaction) error
TryTransactions applies the input transactions to the consensus set to determine if they are valid. An error is returned IFF they are not a valid set in the current consensus set. The size of the transactions and the set is not checked.
func (*State) ValidStorageProofs ¶
func (s *State) ValidStorageProofs(t types.Transaction) (err error)
ValidStorageProofs checks that the storage proofs are valid in the context of the consensus set.