package node import ( "fmt" "math" "sort" "github.com/lbryio/lbcd/claimtrie/change" "github.com/lbryio/lbcd/claimtrie/param" ) type Node struct { BestClaim *Claim // The claim that has most effective amount at the current height. TakenOverAt int32 // The height at when the current BestClaim took over. Claims ClaimList // List of all Claims. Supports ClaimList // List of all Supports, including orphaned ones. SupportSums map[string]int64 } // New returns a new node. func New() *Node { return &Node{SupportSums: map[string]int64{}} } func (n *Node) HasActiveBestClaim() bool { return n.BestClaim != nil && n.BestClaim.Status == Activated } func (n *Node) ApplyChange(chg change.Change, delay int32) error { visibleAt := chg.VisibleHeight if visibleAt <= 0 { visibleAt = chg.Height } switch chg.Type { case change.AddClaim: c := &Claim{ OutPoint: chg.OutPoint, Amount: chg.Amount, ClaimID: chg.ClaimID, // CreatedAt: chg.Height, AcceptedAt: chg.Height, ActiveAt: chg.Height + delay, VisibleAt: visibleAt, Sequence: int32(len(n.Claims)), } // old := n.Claims.find(byOut(chg.OutPoint)) // TODO: remove this after proving ResetHeight works // if old != nil { // return errors.Errorf("CONFLICT WITH EXISTING TXO! Name: %s, Height: %d", chg.Name, chg.Height) // } n.Claims = append(n.Claims, c) case change.SpendClaim: c := n.Claims.find(byOut(chg.OutPoint)) if c != nil { c.setStatus(Deactivated) } else { LogOnce(fmt.Sprintf("Spending claim but missing existing claim with TXO %s, "+ "Name: %s, ID: %s", chg.OutPoint, chg.Name, chg.ClaimID)) } // apparently it's legit to be absent in the map: // 'two' at 481100, 36a719a156a1df178531f3c712b8b37f8e7cc3b36eea532df961229d936272a1:0 case change.UpdateClaim: // Find and remove the claim, which has just been spent. c := n.Claims.find(byID(chg.ClaimID)) if c != nil && c.Status == Deactivated { // Keep its ID, which was generated from the spent claim. // And update the rest of properties. c.setOutPoint(chg.OutPoint).SetAmt(chg.Amount) c.setStatus(Accepted) // it was Deactivated in the spend (but we only activate at the end of the block) // that's because the old code would put all insertions into the "queue" that was processed at block's end // This forces us to be newer, which may in an unintentional takeover if there's an older one. // TODO: reconsider these updates in future hard forks. c.setAccepted(chg.Height) c.setActiveAt(chg.Height + delay) } else { LogOnce(fmt.Sprintf("Updating claim but missing existing claim with ID %s", chg.ClaimID)) } case change.AddSupport: n.Supports = append(n.Supports, &Claim{ OutPoint: chg.OutPoint, Amount: chg.Amount, ClaimID: chg.ClaimID, AcceptedAt: chg.Height, ActiveAt: chg.Height + delay, VisibleAt: visibleAt, }) case change.SpendSupport: s := n.Supports.find(byOut(chg.OutPoint)) if s != nil { if s.Status == Activated { n.SupportSums[s.ClaimID.Key()] -= s.Amount } // TODO: we could do without this Deactivated flag if we set expiration instead // That would eliminate the above Sum update. // We would also need to track the update situation, though, but that could be done locally. s.setStatus(Deactivated) } else { LogOnce(fmt.Sprintf("Spending support but missing existing claim with TXO %s, "+ "Name: %s, ID: %s", chg.OutPoint, chg.Name, chg.ClaimID)) } } return nil } // AdjustTo activates claims and computes takeovers until it reaches the specified height. func (n *Node) AdjustTo(height, maxHeight int32, name []byte) *Node { changed := n.handleExpiredAndActivated(height) > 0 n.updateTakeoverHeight(height, name, changed) if maxHeight > height { for h := n.NextUpdate(); h <= maxHeight; h = n.NextUpdate() { changed = n.handleExpiredAndActivated(h) > 0 n.updateTakeoverHeight(h, name, changed) height = h } } return n } func (n *Node) updateTakeoverHeight(height int32, name []byte, refindBest bool) { candidate := n.BestClaim if refindBest { candidate = n.findBestClaim() // so expensive... } hasCandidate := candidate != nil hasCurrentWinner := n.HasActiveBestClaim() takeoverHappening := !hasCandidate || !hasCurrentWinner || candidate.ClaimID != n.BestClaim.ClaimID if takeoverHappening { if n.activateAllClaims(height) > 0 { candidate = n.findBestClaim() } } if !takeoverHappening && height < param.ActiveParams.MaxRemovalWorkaroundHeight { // This is a super ugly hack to work around bug in old code. // The bug: un/support a name then update it. This will cause its takeover height to be reset to current. // This is because the old code would add to the cache without setting block originals when dealing in supports. _, takeoverHappening = param.TakeoverWorkarounds[fmt.Sprintf("%d_%s", height, name)] // TODO: ditch the fmt call } if takeoverHappening { n.TakenOverAt = height n.BestClaim = candidate } } func (n *Node) handleExpiredAndActivated(height int32) int { changes := 0 update := func(items ClaimList, sums map[string]int64) ClaimList { for i := 0; i < len(items); i++ { c := items[i] if c.Status == Accepted && c.ActiveAt <= height && c.VisibleAt <= height { c.setStatus(Activated) changes++ if sums != nil { sums[c.ClaimID.Key()] += c.Amount } } if c.ExpireAt() <= height || c.Status == Deactivated { if i < len(items)-1 { items[i] = items[len(items)-1] i-- } items = items[:len(items)-1] changes++ if sums != nil && c.Status != Deactivated { sums[c.ClaimID.Key()] -= c.Amount } } } return items } n.Claims = update(n.Claims, nil) n.Supports = update(n.Supports, n.SupportSums) return changes } // NextUpdate returns the nearest height in the future that the node should // be refreshed due to changes of claims or supports. func (n Node) NextUpdate() int32 { next := int32(math.MaxInt32) for _, c := range n.Claims { if c.ExpireAt() < next { next = c.ExpireAt() } // if we're not active, we need to go to activeAt unless we're still invisible there if c.Status == Accepted { min := c.ActiveAt if c.VisibleAt > min { min = c.VisibleAt } if min < next { next = min } } } for _, s := range n.Supports { if s.ExpireAt() < next { next = s.ExpireAt() } if s.Status == Accepted { min := s.ActiveAt if s.VisibleAt > min { min = s.VisibleAt } if min < next { next = min } } } return next } func (n Node) findBestClaim() *Claim { // WARNING: this method is called billions of times. // if we just had some easy way to know that our best claim was the first one in the list... // or it may be faster to cache effective amount in the db at some point. var best *Claim var bestAmount int64 for _, candidate := range n.Claims { // not using switch here for performance reasons if candidate.Status != Activated { continue } if best == nil { best = candidate continue } candidateAmount := candidate.Amount + n.SupportSums[candidate.ClaimID.Key()] if bestAmount <= 0 { bestAmount = best.Amount + n.SupportSums[best.ClaimID.Key()] } switch { case candidateAmount > bestAmount: best = candidate bestAmount = candidateAmount case candidateAmount < bestAmount: continue case candidate.AcceptedAt < best.AcceptedAt: best = candidate bestAmount = candidateAmount case candidate.AcceptedAt > best.AcceptedAt: continue case OutPointLess(candidate.OutPoint, best.OutPoint): best = candidate bestAmount = candidateAmount } } return best } func (n *Node) activateAllClaims(height int32) int { count := 0 for _, c := range n.Claims { if c.Status == Accepted && c.ActiveAt > height && c.VisibleAt <= height { c.setActiveAt(height) // don't necessarily need to change this number? c.setStatus(Activated) count++ } } for _, s := range n.Supports { if s.Status == Accepted && s.ActiveAt > height && s.VisibleAt <= height { s.setActiveAt(height) // don't necessarily need to change this number? s.setStatus(Activated) count++ n.SupportSums[s.ClaimID.Key()] += s.Amount } } return count } func (n *Node) SortClaimsByBid() { // purposefully sorting by descent sort.Slice(n.Claims, func(j, i int) bool { iAmount := n.Claims[i].Amount + n.SupportSums[n.Claims[i].ClaimID.Key()] jAmount := n.Claims[j].Amount + n.SupportSums[n.Claims[j].ClaimID.Key()] switch { case iAmount < jAmount: return true case iAmount > jAmount: return false case n.Claims[i].AcceptedAt > n.Claims[j].AcceptedAt: return true case n.Claims[i].AcceptedAt < n.Claims[j].AcceptedAt: return false } return OutPointLess(n.Claims[j].OutPoint, n.Claims[i].OutPoint) }) }