* The front-end for each hard-fork, also EIP-160.
* Address EIP161 a/c
* Include EIP-161b
* EIP-161 part d.
* Fix test build.
* Fix one test, add another.
* Fix use of bloom & renaming.
* Initial groundwork for EIP-155
* Fix minor bug.
* Fix all tests finally.
* Rest of EIP-155.
* Add tests for EIP-155 algorithm.
Update transaction tests validation.
* Minor reformat.
* Address grumbles.
* Remove unused code.
* Fix SUICIDE gas mechanism and add consensus tests.
* Remove commented code.
* Set Frontier hardfork block number
* Fix warning.
* Transaction tests,
* gas price distribution + median + tests
* put histogram in util
* use the util histogram
* remove the default gas price implementation
* histogram rpc
* fix empty corpus
* Add JS ethcore_gasPriceHistogram
* Fix typo (s/types/type/) & subsequent failing test
* Fix return type & formatting
* bucketBounds
* Add jsapi e2e test verification
* no longer export action_params
* remove transaction, header, receipt re-rexports from common
* remove env_info and builtins re-exports from common
* remove everything but util export from common
* replace common usages with util, remove module
* add a prelude module for ethcore-bigint
* split journaldb commit into two functions: journal_under and mark_canonical
* use new commit mechanism in client
* Configurable history size in master
* Reduce DB history
* Configurable history size
* Set min history size
* Test
* Fixed a test and reduced the limit
* bloom crate link
* database layout and outdated tests
* state db alterations
* v10 migration run
* using arc
* bloom migration
* migration fixes and mess
* fix tests
* State cache
* Reduced copying data between caches
Whitespace and optional symbols
* Reduced copying data between caches
Whitespace and optional symbols
* Set a limit on storage cache
* Style and docs
* Make the block header struct's internals private
Currently, this involves a lot of explicit cloning, but we
could migrate the return types of the get_* functions to
be copies rather than references since they are mostly copy
types anyway.
I opted to eliminate the constructor in favor of using
Default::default() plus calling a bunch of setters. This
is similar to the model that a Google Protobuf client uses
and I think it looks fine.
* Drop some unnecessary cloning by comparing references
* Fix compiler errors from callsites in tests.
* Address renamed to H160 at bigint library level
* moved uint specific test from util to bigint library
* naming
* unifing hashes in progress
* unifing hashes
* cleanup redundant unwraps in tests
* Removing util/crypto in progress.
* fixed compiling
* signature cleanup in progress
* new module - ethcrypto used by ethstore and ethcore-network
* fixed compiling
* fixed compiling
* fixed merge
* optionally use no mangling for accountdb
* add the recorder module
* get_recorded for tries, no virtual dispatch on readonly tries
* add recording test
* to_rlp takes self by-reference
* clean up some derefs
* out-of-order insertion for blockchain
* implement block rebuilder without verification
* group block chunk header into struct
* block rebuilder does verification
* integrate snapshot service with client service; flesh out implementation more
* initial implementation of snapshot service
* remove snapshottaker trait
* snapshot writer trait with packed and loose implementations
* write chunks using "snapshotwriter" in service
* have snapshot taking use snapshotwriter
* implement snapshot readers
* back up client dbs when replacing
* use snapshot reader in snapshot service
* describe offset format
* use new get_db_path in parity, allow some errors in service
* blockchain formatting
* implement parity snapshot
* implement snapshot restore
* force blocks to be submitted in order
* fix bug loading block hashes in packed reader
* fix seal field loading
* fix uncle hash computation
* fix a few bugs
* store genesis state in db. reverse block chunk order in packed writer
* allow out-of-order import for blocks
* bring restoration types together
* only snapshot the last 30000 blocks
* restore into overlaydb instead of journaldb
* commit version to database
* use memorydbs and commit directly
* fix trie test compilation
* fix failing tests
* sha3_null_rlp, not H256::zero
* move overlaydb to ref_overlaydb, add new overlaydb without on-disk rc
* port archivedb to new overlaydb
* add deletion mode tests for overlaydb
* use new overlaydb, check state root at end
* share chain info between state and block snapshotting
* create blocks snapshot using blockchain directly
* allow snapshot from arbitrary block, remove panickers from snapshot creation
* begin test framework
* blockchain chunking test
* implement stateproducer::tick
* state snapshot test
* create block and state chunks concurrently, better restoration informant
* fix tests
* add deletion mode tests for overlaydb
* address comments
* more tests
* Fix up tests.
* remove a few printlns
* add a little more documentation to `commit`
* fix tests
* fix ref_overlaydb test names
* snapshot command skeleton
* revert ref_overlaydb renaming
* reimplement snapshot commands
* fix many errors
* everything but inject
* get ethcore compiling
* get snapshot tests passing again
* instrument snapshot commands again
* fix fallout from other changes, mark snapshots as experimental
* optimize injection patterns
* do two injections
* fix up tests
* take snapshots from 1000 blocks efore
* address minor comments
* fix a few io crate related errors
* clarify names about total difficulty
[ci skip]
* Consolidation migration
* Started db amalgamation
* Using client constants for columns
* Adding with_columns constructor
* Migrating to single db
* Fixing tests.
* test.sh without verbose
* Fixing warnings
* add migration tests that catch the bug
* make multiple migrations more robust
* add moved v9
* Merge branch 'noop-migrations' into single-db
* spurious line
* clean up migrations ordering
* update comment [ci skip]
* Bumping default number of max_open_files & re-ordering columns.
* fix merge
* fix ignored analysis tests
* Caching best block content
* Faster best_block_header
* Adding progress to v8 migration
* clean up warnings
* Separate hashes and bodies in the DB
* Separate hashes and bodies in the DB
* Fixed tests
* Minor additions to allow resetting of code.
* Add test.
* Provisional DAO hard-fork proposal.
* Change to reflect latest HF spec.
* Include extradata restrictions and overrides.
* Introduce new tests.
* Update tests to new spec format.
* Allow JSON chain spec fields to be optional.
* Remove superfluous definitions. Fix overflow risk.
* Fix build.
* Add missing file.
* Remove old flag.
* Update to latest address set.
* Update tests and test spec to latest.
Change the mining default to release only on own transactions.
Soft-fork should only be primed to trigger if the gas-limit of
block #1760000 is at most 4,000,000.
To accomplish this we pass in the gas limit of that block to
EnvInfo so it can inform Schedule. This gets marshalled through
`OpenBlock`/`ClosedBlock` and the `enact` functions much like
`last_hashes`. `block.rs`'s `env_info()` takes care to ensure
that if the current block happens to be #1760000, then we
populate with the current `gas_limit`.
* Gas price statistics.
Affects eth_gasPrice.
Added ethcore_gasPriceStatistics.
Closes#1265
* Fix a bug in eth_gasPrice
* Fix tests.
* Revert minor alteration.
* Tests for gas_price_statistics.
- Tests;
- Additional infrastructure for generating test blocks with
transactions.
* use bloomchain crate in blockchain module. remove obsole chainfilter submodule
* update database version to 6.0
* removed redundant line
* simple db migration
* make migration slightly more functional
* bloomchain migration
* migration version is just a single unsigned integer
* updated migration v6
* parity migration
* db migration
* removed hardcoded migration dir
* replace ptr::copy with clone_from_slice, removed potential endianess problem from trace/db.rs
* removed superfluous line
* blockchains log blooms config is not exposed any more
`ClosedBlock`s still keep the pre-finalised state (i.e. state after the last transaction).
`LockedBlock`s do not. New mining algo needs to reopen these `ClosedBlock`s, however enactment
system does not (and `ClosedBlock`s are slower & more hungry), hence the distinction.
