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StateManager interface simplification #388
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Simplifies the stateManager interface used by the VM by removing dependencies on the following methods: * getAccountBalance * putAccountBalance * copy
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Thanks Matthew, since this is also passing all previously passed tests (actually: even let some additional tests on Constantinople pass), I think I can merge this now! 👍
if (err) { | ||
return cb(err) | ||
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cb(null, new BN(value)) | ||
cb(null, new BN(account.balance)) |
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Ok.
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Also double-checked that all occurences of getAccountBalance
have been caught.
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done(e.error) | ||
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empty
is not needed here, so this can be simplified, ok.
function (account, cb) { | ||
account.balance = new BN(0) | ||
stateManager.putAccount(contractAddress, account, cb) | ||
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For my own understanding, is this switch from series
to waterfall
just to make things faster?
@@ -196,7 +199,7 @@ module.exports = function (opts, cb) { | |||
.add(new BN(fromAccount.balance)) | |||
fromAccount.balance = finalFromBalance | |||
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self.stateManager.putAccountBalance(utils.toBuffer(tx.from), finalFromBalance, next) | |||
self.stateManager.putAccount(utils.toBuffer(tx.from), fromAccount, next) |
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Double-checked here as well that there are no occurrences of putAccountBalance()
left.
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Ok, think I've gotten the concept, this is also well additionally covered by tests.
This PR is based on discussions in #268 and simplifies the
stateManager
interface used by the VM by removing dependencies on the following methods:getAccountBalance
putAccountBalance
copy
As per the discussion in #268 the balance methods have been removed as they are superfluously supported by both
ethereumjs-account
and bystateManager
.The dependency on the
copy
was introduced by #367 but this method in it's current form would be very difficult to document for an external interface. I've therefore removed this usage replacing it with astorageReader
class which provides the necessary original value lookup caching.