Currently we allocate a string in the heap per each worker check (not even
read) and clone message in write. This pr introduces a buffer which is
used for a round of workers check and remove clone in write_message.
Read optimization reduces number of allocations by factor of N (where N
is a number of workers), if N = 1 number of allocations doesn't change.
* fix: avoid duplicate connection
* ignore the duplicate connecting to same peer within 10 seconds
* refactor: use hashmap instead of vector for connecting history
* remove the double checking for already connected peer on connect
* add previous connecting time to the log
* fix a mistake on shrink
* move the now() into the inter loop for accurate time
* change the minimum allowed inverval time from 10s to 30s
Trying to cheat with range proofs to make sure it still fails at
the block level. Defense in depth, belt and suspenders and all that
good stuff.
* rustfmt
* Revert bad carry-over
* Prevent reward overflow
Without this, a miner could cause a crash by including a kernel
with an insane fee directly in the block.
* Plus and minus, not so similar
* Can't be trusted with more code today
* adding optional mmr index to key ids
* rustfmt
* update index
* add mmr index to output display
* change restore to match on commit instead of ID, add extensive restore/check tests for multiple wallets using same seed
* rustfmt
* ensure check restores unknown accounts as well
* rustfmt
* remove storage of commit from wallet
Fixes#2317 in the least intrusive way. I believe that given a slightly more
rigorous refactor could improve the readability quite a bit. Will suggest a
follow up PR.
* Refuse duplicate peer IPs
* Explicitly mentioning NAT in code comment
* Well of course that would mess with tests. Only trigger using IP test when on the wild internet (~DNS seeding).
* Break out of main peer loop on error
* Force client conn shutdown on error
* Fix borrow error
* Ban peers that fail handshake
* Fix add_peer for ban, remove useless disconnect
* Print block hash in TUI partially
* Implement fmt::Display for core::Hash
* Show first 12 digits of Hash
* Show full hex string of hash in fmt::Debug for core::Hash
* Strip hash in fmt::Debug and use fmt::Debug for fmt::Display
