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// Copyright (c) 2014-2022 The Dash Core developers
// Distributed under the MIT/X11 software license, see the accompanying
// file COPYING or http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php.
#ifndef BITCOIN_NETFULFILLEDMAN_H
#define BITCOIN_NETFULFILLEDMAN_H
Backport 11651 (#3358) * scripted-diff: Replace #include "" with #include <> (ryanofsky) -BEGIN VERIFY SCRIPT- for f in \ src/*.cpp \ src/*.h \ src/bench/*.cpp \ src/bench/*.h \ src/compat/*.cpp \ src/compat/*.h \ src/consensus/*.cpp \ src/consensus/*.h \ src/crypto/*.cpp \ src/crypto/*.h \ src/crypto/ctaes/*.h \ src/policy/*.cpp \ src/policy/*.h \ src/primitives/*.cpp \ src/primitives/*.h \ src/qt/*.cpp \ src/qt/*.h \ src/qt/test/*.cpp \ src/qt/test/*.h \ src/rpc/*.cpp \ src/rpc/*.h \ src/script/*.cpp \ src/script/*.h \ src/support/*.cpp \ src/support/*.h \ src/support/allocators/*.h \ src/test/*.cpp \ src/test/*.h \ src/wallet/*.cpp \ src/wallet/*.h \ src/wallet/test/*.cpp \ src/wallet/test/*.h \ src/zmq/*.cpp \ src/zmq/*.h do base=${f%/*}/ relbase=${base#src/} sed -i "s:#include \"\(.*\)\"\(.*\):if test -e \$base'\\1'; then echo \"#include <\"\$relbase\"\\1>\\2\"; else echo \"#include <\\1>\\2\"; fi:e" $f done -END VERIFY SCRIPT- Signed-off-by: Pasta <pasta@dashboost.org> * scripted-diff: Replace #include "" with #include <> (Dash Specific) -BEGIN VERIFY SCRIPT- for f in \ src/bls/*.cpp \ src/bls/*.h \ src/evo/*.cpp \ src/evo/*.h \ src/governance/*.cpp \ src/governance/*.h \ src/llmq/*.cpp \ src/llmq/*.h \ src/masternode/*.cpp \ src/masternode/*.h \ src/privatesend/*.cpp \ src/privatesend/*.h do base=${f%/*}/ relbase=${base#src/} sed -i "s:#include \"\(.*\)\"\(.*\):if test -e \$base'\\1'; then echo \"#include <\"\$relbase\"\\1>\\2\"; else echo \"#include <\\1>\\2\"; fi:e" $f done -END VERIFY SCRIPT- Signed-off-by: Pasta <pasta@dashboost.org> * build: Remove -I for everything but project root Remove -I from build system for everything but the project root, and built-in dependencies. Signed-off-by: Pasta <pasta@dashboost.org> # Conflicts: # src/Makefile.test.include * qt: refactor: Use absolute include paths in .ui files * qt: refactor: Changes to make include paths absolute This makes all include paths in the GUI absolute. Many changes are involved as every single source file in src/qt/ assumes to be able to use relative includes. Signed-off-by: Pasta <pasta@dashboost.org> # Conflicts: # src/qt/dash.cpp # src/qt/optionsmodel.cpp # src/qt/test/rpcnestedtests.cpp * test: refactor: Use absolute include paths for test data files * Recommend #include<> syntax in developer notes * refactor: Include obj/build.h instead of build.h * END BACKPORT #11651 Remove trailing whitespace causing travis failure * fix backport 11651 Signed-off-by: Pasta <pasta@dashboost.org> * More of 11651 * fix blockchain.cpp Signed-off-by: pasta <pasta@dashboost.org> * Add missing "qt/" in includes * Add missing "test/" in includes * Fix trailing whitespaces Co-authored-by: Wladimir J. van der Laan <laanwj@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Russell Yanofsky <russ@yanofsky.org> Co-authored-by: MeshCollider <dobsonsa68@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: UdjinM6 <UdjinM6@users.noreply.github.com>
2020-03-19 23:46:56 +01:00
#include <netaddress.h>
#include <serialize.h>
#include <sync.h>
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
2023-09-24 16:50:21 +02:00
#include <memory>
template<typename T>
class CFlatDB;
class CNetFulfilledRequestManager;
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
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class NetFulfilledRequestStore
{
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
2023-09-24 16:50:21 +02:00
protected:
typedef std::map<std::string, int64_t> fulfilledreqmapentry_t;
typedef std::map<CService, fulfilledreqmapentry_t> fulfilledreqmap_t;
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
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protected:
//keep track of what node has/was asked for and when
fulfilledreqmap_t mapFulfilledRequests;
mutable RecursiveMutex cs_mapFulfilledRequests;
public:
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
2023-09-24 16:50:21 +02:00
SERIALIZE_METHODS(NetFulfilledRequestStore, obj)
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{
LOCK(obj.cs_mapFulfilledRequests);
READWRITE(obj.mapFulfilledRequests);
}
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
2023-09-24 16:50:21 +02:00
void Clear();
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
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std::string ToString() const;
};
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
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// Fulfilled requests are used to prevent nodes from asking for the same data on sync
// and from being banned for doing so too often.
class CNetFulfilledRequestManager : public NetFulfilledRequestStore
{
private:
using db_type = CFlatDB<NetFulfilledRequestStore>;
private:
const std::unique_ptr<db_type> m_db;
const bool is_valid{false};
public:
explicit CNetFulfilledRequestManager(bool load_cache);
~CNetFulfilledRequestManager();
bool IsValid() const { return is_valid; }
void CheckAndRemove();
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
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void AddFulfilledRequest(const CService& addr, const std::string& strRequest);
bool HasFulfilledRequest(const CService& addr, const std::string& strRequest);
void RemoveAllFulfilledRequests(const CService& addr);
void DoMaintenance();
};
refactor: decouple db hooks from CFlatDB-based C*Manager objects, migrate to *Store structs (#5555) ## Motivation As highlighted in https://github.com/dashpay/dash-issues/issues/52, decoupling of `CFlatDB`-interacting components from managers of objects like `CGovernanceManager` and `CSporkManager` is a key task for achieving deglobalization of Dash-specific components. The design of `CFlatDB` as a flat database agent relies on hooking into the object's state its meant to load and store, using its (de)serialization routines and other miscellaneous functions (notably, without defining an interface) to achieve those ends. This approach was taken predominantly for components that want a single-file cache. Because of the method it uses to hook into the object (templates and the use of temporary objects), it explicitly prevented passing arguments into the object constructor, an explicit requirement for storing references to other components during construction. This, in turn, created an explicit dependency on those same components being available in the global context, which would block the backport of bitcoin#21866, a requirement for future backports meant to achieve parity in `assumeutxo` support. The design of these objects made no separation between persistent (i.e. cached) and ephemeral (i.e. generated/fetched during initialization or state transitions) data and the design of `CFlatDB` attempts to "clean" the database by breaching this separation and attempting to access this ephemeral data. This might be acceptable if it is contained within the manager itself, like `CSporkManager`'s `CheckAndRemove()` but is utterly unacceptable when it relies on other managers (that, as a reminder, are only accessible through the global state because of restrictions caused by existing design), like `CGovernanceManager`'s `UpdateCachesAndClean()`. This pull request aims to separate the `CFlatDB`-interacting portions of these managers into a struct, with `CFlatDB` interacting only with this struct, while the manager inherits the struct and manages load/store/update of the database through the `CFlatDB` instance initialized within its scope, though the instance only has knowledge of what is exposed through the limited parent struct. ## Additional information * As regards to existing behaviour, `CFlatDB` is written entirely as a header as it relies on templates to specialize itself for the object it hooks into. Attempting to split the logic and function definitions into separate files will require you to explicitly define template specializations, which is tedious. * `m_db` is defined as a pointer as you cannot instantiate a forward-declared template (see [this Stack Overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/12797282) for more information), which is done when defined as a member in the object scope. * The conditional cache flush predicating on RPC _not_ being in the warm-up state has been replaced with unconditional flushing of the database on object destruction (@UdjinM6, is this acceptable?) ## TODOs This is a list of things that aren't within the scope of this pull request but should be addressed in subsequent pull requests * [ ] Definition of an interface that `CFlatDB` stores are expected to implement * [ ] Lock annotations for all potential uses of members protected by the `cs` mutex in each manager object and store * [ ] Additional comments documenting what each function and member does * [ ] Deglobalization of affected managers --------- Co-authored-by: Kittywhiskers Van Gogh <63189531+kittywhiskers@users.noreply.github.com>
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extern std::unique_ptr<CNetFulfilledRequestManager> netfulfilledman;
#endif // BITCOIN_NETFULFILLEDMAN_H