* Update versioning on master to 5.4.0-alpha.0
* updates for 1.80 and other accumulated warnings
* further warning cleanups
* move dead code tag to function defn rather than module
* first pass compilation of croaring update
* cargo.lock
* add roaring arch flag into CI build scripts
* revert CI to use windows 2019 image
* add more debug
* more debug info
* update range arguments to bitmap remove_range function calls
* remove unnecessary cast
* WIP remove failure from all `Cargo.toml`
* WIP remove `extern crate failure_derive`
* Use `thiserror` to fix all errors
* StoreErr is still a tuple
* Remove another set of unnecessary `.into()`s
* update fuzz tests
* update pool/fuzz dependencies in cargo.lock
* small changes based on feedback
Co-authored-by: trevyn <trevyn-git@protonmail.com>
* replace bitvec with more efficient bitpack algorithm
* optimise proof_unpack_len
* move proof pack length calculation
* small refactor
* first pass attempt at not deserializing proof nonces in difficulty iter
* another 10 seconds gained by not deserialising the proof from the difficulty iterator
* add new deser parameters to tests where needed
* add skip_proof variants to store
* remove hash from difficulty iterator struct, rename HeaderInfo to HeaderDifficultyInfo
* replace bitvec with more efficient bitpack algorithm
* optimise proof_unpack_len
* move proof pack length calculation
* small refactor
* first pass attempt at not deserializing proof nonces in difficulty iter
* another 10 seconds gained by not deserialising the proof from the difficulty iterator
* add new deser parameters to tests where needed
* add skip_proof variants to store
* remove hash from difficulty iterator struct, rename HeaderInfo to HeaderDifficultyInfo
* fix for comparing scaled vs unscaled difficulty
fix mix use of scaled and unscaled, add additional comments to clarify which values are which
improved consistency - scaled and unscaled difficulty
* combine from_proof_unscaled() and to_unscaled_difficulty{}
* code review - rust syntax
* make min_wtema difficulty chain type dependent
* fix bad graph weights for automated and user testing
* only mainnet can get wtema difficulty unstuck at 59s blocks
* HardFork4 initial commit
* HF4 obsoletes secondary_scale, which becomes an nonce extension 8->12 bytes
* fix TESTNET_FOURTH_HARD_FORK height
* improve predicted height for testnet fork on dec 8
* move local variable as suggested by antiochp
* Introduce GLOBAL_CHAIN_TYPE and make CHAIN_TYPE thread_local.
This makes testing more explicit and significantly more robust.
* set_local_chain_type() in tests
* cleanup - weird
* get pool tests working with explicit local chain_type config
* core tests working with explicit local chain_type
* p2p tests working with explicit local chain_type
* store tests working
* cleanup, feedback
Currently Writable accepts trait Write as a type parameter but Readable
takes Read as a trait object, which is not symmetrical and also less performant. This PR changes Readable trait and all places where it's used
Currently we pass a Vec. This requires an extra allocation and copy of all elements if a caller doesn't have a Vec already, which is at least 95% of cases.
Another, a smaller issue, we have a function util::to_hex and some structs implement to_hex() on top of it, so we have a mix of it in the code. This PR introduces a trait and a blanket impl for AsRef<[u8]> which brings a uniform API (obj.to_hex()). One unfortunate case is arrays of size bigger than 32 - Rust doesn't implement AsRef for them so it requires an ugly hack (&array[..]).to_hex().
* no need for AsFixedBytes we can just use AsRef<[u8]>
* cleanup FixedLength trait
* revert this change for now
* fix store tests
* cleanup and fix tests after rebase
* fix tests
* update based on PR review
less hard-coded values now
* cleanup
* add 2nd HF and cuckaroom
* add cuckaroom and hardfork tests
* remove all traces of later phaseouts
* refactor header_version from valid_header_version
We use crate renaming to remove grin prefix, as result imports for util and keychain crates start with crate::
which looks like a part of the current crate. This PR fixes it.
Also some small improvements were made.
If this approach works I'll replicate it to other crates.
* Verify headers and blocks only when needed
Curretnly we have some lightweigt validation implemented as part of
entity deserialization, which is safer and allows us to not parse the
entire object if some part is invalid. At the same time this logic
always applies when we read an entity, eg when reading from DB.
This PR introduces UntrustedHeader/Block which is used when we read from
the network. It does partial validation during read, then it is supposed
to be converted into regular header/block which doesn't validate itself.
Also this PR adds "lightweight" validation to block header read like we have
for block body, so we don't parse block body if the header is invalid.
Fixes#1642
* Move version validation to untrusted header
* update fuzz tests
* Optimize POW read
This functionality is used to deserialize header (from network or from
DB), it was taking up to 40% cpu time during initial header sync. This
PR brings it down to 3-4%. Function read_number would look better as
closure, unfortunately the compliler doesn't inline it in this case, so
it would be 2x slower.
* Remove unused code
* create 2.0.0 branch
* fix humansize version
* update grin.yml version
* PoW HardFork (#2866)
* allow version 2 blocks for next 6 months
* add cuckarood.rs with working tests
* switch cuckaroo to cuckarood at right heights
* reorder to reduce conditions
* remove _ prefix on used args; fix typo
* Make Valid Header Version dependant on ChainType
* Rustfmt
* Add tests, uncomment header v2
* Rustfmt
* Add FLOONET_FIRST_HARD_FORK height and simplify logic
* assume floonet stays closer to avg 60s block time
* move floonet hf forward by half a day
* update version in new block when previous no longer valid
* my next commit:-)
* micro optimization
* Support new Bulletproof rewind scheme (#2848)
* Update keychain with new rewind scheme
* Refactor: proof builder trait
* Update tests, cleanup
* rustfmt
* Move conversion of SwitchCommitmentType
* Add proof build trait to tx builders
* Cache hashes in proof builders
* Proof builder tests
* Add ViewKey struct
* Fix some warnings
* Zeroize proof builder secrets on drop
* Modify mine_block to use wallet V2 API (#2892)
* update mine_block to use V2 wallet API
* rustfmt
* Add version endpoint to node API, rename pool/push (#2897)
* add node version API, tweak pool/push parameter
* rustfmt
* Upate version api call (#2899)
* Update version number for next (potential) release
* zeroize: Upgrade to v0.9 (#2914)
* zeroize: Upgrade to v0.9
* missed Cargo.lock
* [PENDING APPROVAL] put phase outs of C32 and beyond on hold (#2714)
* put phase outs of C32 and beyond on hold
* update tests for phaseouts on hold
* Don't wait for p2p-server thread (#2917)
Currently p2p.stop() stops and wait for all peers to exit, that's
basically all we need. However we also run a TCP listener in this thread
which is blocked on `accept` most of the time. We do an attempt to stop
it but it would work only if we get an incoming connection during the
shutdown, which is a week guarantee.
This fix remove joining to p2p-server thread, it stops all peers and
makes an attempt to stop the listener.
Fixes [#2906]
* rustfmt
* introduce HeaderVersion (was u16) for type safety
cleanup pow ser/deser (version unused)
* fixup tests for HeaderVersion
* validate header version during header deserialization
* Add hooks for network and chain events. Move logging to an EventLogger
* implement webhooks
* fix failing test
* remove unnecessary 'pub'
* add some metadata to the json payload
* avoid unecessary init
* resolve conflicts
* chore: replace trim_right with $ sed -i'' 's/trim_right/trim_end/' **/*.rs
* docs: individually document macros to avoid warning, add TODO to make to_edge hygenic
* docs: document impl_array_newtype macros, refactor: move all impl_array_newtype macro traits into impl_array_netype_index
* Cuckatoo size shift upgrade schedule
* Move the schedule into graph_weight instead of messing with min edge bits
* Cleanup and fixes now that we have an agreed upon schedule
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