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// Copyright 2015 The go-ethereum Authors
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// This file is part of the go-ethereum library.
//
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// The go-ethereum library is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
// (at your option) any later version.
//
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// The go-ethereum library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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// GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
//
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// You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
// along with the go-ethereum library. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
package eth
import (
"bytes"
"errors"
"fmt"
"io"
"io/ioutil"
"math/big"
"os"
"time"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/common"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/core"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/core/state"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/core/types"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/core/vm"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/internal/ethapi"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/rlp"
"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/rpc"
"golang.org/x/net/context"
)
const defaultTraceTimeout = 5 * time.Second
// PublicEthereumAPI provides an API to access Ethereum full node-related
// information.
type PublicEthereumAPI struct {
e *Ethereum
}
// NewPublicEthereumAPI creates a new Etheruem protocol API for full nodes.
func NewPublicEthereumAPI(e *Ethereum) *PublicEthereumAPI {
return &PublicEthereumAPI{e}
}
// Etherbase is the address that mining rewards will be send to
func (s *PublicEthereumAPI) Etherbase() (common.Address, error) {
return s.e.Etherbase()
}
// Coinbase is the address that mining rewards will be send to (alias for Etherbase)
func (s *PublicEthereumAPI) Coinbase() (common.Address, error) {
return s.Etherbase()
}
// StorageRoot returns the storage root of an account on the the given (optional) block height.
// If block number is not given the latest block is used.
func (s *PublicEthereumAPI) StorageRoot(addr common.Address, blockNr *rpc.BlockNumber) (common.Hash, error) {
var (
pub, priv *state.StateDB
err error
)
if blockNr == nil || blockNr.Int64() == rpc.LatestBlockNumber.Int64() {
pub, priv, err = s.e.blockchain.State()
} else {
if ch := s.e.blockchain.GetHeaderByNumber(uint64(blockNr.Int64())); ch != nil {
pub, priv, err = s.e.blockchain.StateAt(ch.Root)
} else {
return common.Hash{}, fmt.Errorf("invalid block number")
}
}
if err != nil {
return common.Hash{}, err
}
if priv.Exist(addr) {
return priv.GetStorageRoot(addr)
}
return pub.GetStorageRoot(addr)
}
// PrivateAdminAPI is the collection of Etheruem full node-related APIs
// exposed over the private admin endpoint.
type PrivateAdminAPI struct {
eth *Ethereum
}
// NewPrivateAdminAPI creates a new API definition for the full node private
// admin methods of the Ethereum service.
func NewPrivateAdminAPI(eth *Ethereum) *PrivateAdminAPI {
return &PrivateAdminAPI{eth: eth}
}
// ExportChain exports the current blockchain into a local file.
func (api *PrivateAdminAPI) ExportChain(file string) (bool, error) {
// Make sure we can create the file to export into
out, err := os.OpenFile(file, os.O_CREATE|os.O_WRONLY|os.O_TRUNC, os.ModePerm)
if err != nil {
return false, err
}
defer out.Close()
// Export the blockchain
if err := api.eth.BlockChain().Export(out); err != nil {
return false, err
}
return true, nil
}
func hasAllBlocks(chain *core.BlockChain, bs []*types.Block) bool {
for _, b := range bs {
if !chain.HasBlock(b.Hash()) {
return false
}
}
return true
}
// ImportChain imports a blockchain from a local file.
func (api *PrivateAdminAPI) ImportChain(file string) (bool, error) {
// Make sure the can access the file to import
in, err := os.Open(file)
if err != nil {
return false, err
}
defer in.Close()
// Run actual the import in pre-configured batches
stream := rlp.NewStream(in, 0)
blocks, index := make([]*types.Block, 0, 2500), 0
for batch := 0; ; batch++ {
// Load a batch of blocks from the input file
for len(blocks) < cap(blocks) {
block := new(types.Block)
if err := stream.Decode(block); err == io.EOF {
break
} else if err != nil {
return false, fmt.Errorf("block %d: failed to parse: %v", index, err)
}
blocks = append(blocks, block)
index++
}
if len(blocks) == 0 {
break
}
if hasAllBlocks(api.eth.BlockChain(), blocks) {
blocks = blocks[:0]
continue
}
// Import the batch and reset the buffer
if _, err := api.eth.BlockChain().InsertChain(blocks); err != nil {
return false, fmt.Errorf("batch %d: failed to insert: %v", batch, err)
}
blocks = blocks[:0]
}
return true, nil
}
// PublicDebugAPI is the collection of Etheruem full node APIs exposed
// over the public debugging endpoint.
type PublicDebugAPI struct {
eth *Ethereum
}
// NewPublicDebugAPI creates a new API definition for the full node-
// related public debug methods of the Ethereum service.
func NewPublicDebugAPI(eth *Ethereum) *PublicDebugAPI {
return &PublicDebugAPI{eth: eth}
}
// DumpBlock retrieves the entire state of the database at a given block.
core, core/vm: dual state & read only EVM This commit implements a dual state approach. The dual state approach separates public and private state by making the core vm environment context aware. Although not currently implemented it will need to prohibit value transfers and it must initialise all transactions from accounts on the public state. This means that sending transactions increments the account nonce on the public state and contract addresses are derived from the public state when initialised by a transaction. For obvious reasons, contract created by private contracts are still derived from public state. This is required in order to have consensus over the public state at all times as non-private participants would still process the transaction on the public state even though private payload can not be decrypted. This means that participants of a private group must do the same in order to have public consensus. However the creation of the contract and interaction still occurs on the private state. It implements support for the following calling model: S: sender, (X): private, X: public, ->: direction, [ ]: read only mode 1. S -> A -> B 2. S -> (A) -> (B) 3. S -> (A) -> [ B -> C ] It does not support 1. (S) -> A 2. (S) -> (A) 3. S -> (A) -> B Implemented "read only" mode for the EVM. Read only mode is checked during any opcode that could potentially modify the state. If such an opcode is encountered during "read only", it throws an exception. The EVM is flagged "read only" when a private contract calls in to public state.
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func (api *PublicDebugAPI) DumpBlock(number uint64, typ string) (state.Dump, error) {
block := api.eth.BlockChain().GetBlockByNumber(number)
if block == nil {
return state.Dump{}, fmt.Errorf("block #%d not found", number)
}
core, core/vm: dual state & read only EVM This commit implements a dual state approach. The dual state approach separates public and private state by making the core vm environment context aware. Although not currently implemented it will need to prohibit value transfers and it must initialise all transactions from accounts on the public state. This means that sending transactions increments the account nonce on the public state and contract addresses are derived from the public state when initialised by a transaction. For obvious reasons, contract created by private contracts are still derived from public state. This is required in order to have consensus over the public state at all times as non-private participants would still process the transaction on the public state even though private payload can not be decrypted. This means that participants of a private group must do the same in order to have public consensus. However the creation of the contract and interaction still occurs on the private state. It implements support for the following calling model: S: sender, (X): private, X: public, ->: direction, [ ]: read only mode 1. S -> A -> B 2. S -> (A) -> (B) 3. S -> (A) -> [ B -> C ] It does not support 1. (S) -> A 2. (S) -> (A) 3. S -> (A) -> B Implemented "read only" mode for the EVM. Read only mode is checked during any opcode that could potentially modify the state. If such an opcode is encountered during "read only", it throws an exception. The EVM is flagged "read only" when a private contract calls in to public state.
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publicDb, privateDb, err := api.eth.BlockChain().StateAt(block.Root())
if err != nil {
return state.Dump{}, err
}
core, core/vm: dual state & read only EVM This commit implements a dual state approach. The dual state approach separates public and private state by making the core vm environment context aware. Although not currently implemented it will need to prohibit value transfers and it must initialise all transactions from accounts on the public state. This means that sending transactions increments the account nonce on the public state and contract addresses are derived from the public state when initialised by a transaction. For obvious reasons, contract created by private contracts are still derived from public state. This is required in order to have consensus over the public state at all times as non-private participants would still process the transaction on the public state even though private payload can not be decrypted. This means that participants of a private group must do the same in order to have public consensus. However the creation of the contract and interaction still occurs on the private state. It implements support for the following calling model: S: sender, (X): private, X: public, ->: direction, [ ]: read only mode 1. S -> A -> B 2. S -> (A) -> (B) 3. S -> (A) -> [ B -> C ] It does not support 1. (S) -> A 2. (S) -> (A) 3. S -> (A) -> B Implemented "read only" mode for the EVM. Read only mode is checked during any opcode that could potentially modify the state. If such an opcode is encountered during "read only", it throws an exception. The EVM is flagged "read only" when a private contract calls in to public state.
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switch typ {
case "public":
return publicDb.RawDump(), nil
case "private":
return privateDb.RawDump(), nil
default:
return state.Dump{}, fmt.Errorf("unknown type: '%s'", typ)
}
}
// PrivateDebugAPI is the collection of Etheruem full node APIs exposed over
// the private debugging endpoint.
type PrivateDebugAPI struct {
config *core.ChainConfig
eth *Ethereum
}
// NewPrivateDebugAPI creates a new API definition for the full node-related
// private debug methods of the Ethereum service.
func NewPrivateDebugAPI(config *core.ChainConfig, eth *Ethereum) *PrivateDebugAPI {
return &PrivateDebugAPI{config: config, eth: eth}
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}
// BlockTraceResult is the returned value when replaying a block to check for
// consensus results and full VM trace logs for all included transactions.
type BlockTraceResult struct {
Validated bool `json:"validated"`
StructLogs []ethapi.StructLogRes `json:"structLogs"`
Error string `json:"error"`
}
// TraceArgs holds extra parameters to trace functions
type TraceArgs struct {
*vm.LogConfig
Tracer *string
Timeout *string
}
// TraceBlock processes the given block's RLP but does not import the block in to
// the chain.
func (api *PrivateDebugAPI) TraceBlock(blockRlp []byte, config *vm.LogConfig) BlockTraceResult {
var block types.Block
err := rlp.Decode(bytes.NewReader(blockRlp), &block)
if err != nil {
return BlockTraceResult{Error: fmt.Sprintf("could not decode block: %v", err)}
}
validated, logs, err := api.traceBlock(&block, config)
return BlockTraceResult{
Validated: validated,
StructLogs: ethapi.FormatLogs(logs),
Error: formatError(err),
}
}
// TraceBlockFromFile loads the block's RLP from the given file name and attempts to
// process it but does not import the block in to the chain.
func (api *PrivateDebugAPI) TraceBlockFromFile(file string, config *vm.LogConfig) BlockTraceResult {
blockRlp, err := ioutil.ReadFile(file)
if err != nil {
return BlockTraceResult{Error: fmt.Sprintf("could not read file: %v", err)}
}
return api.TraceBlock(blockRlp, config)
}
// TraceBlockByNumber processes the block by canonical block number.
func (api *PrivateDebugAPI) TraceBlockByNumber(number uint64, config *vm.LogConfig) BlockTraceResult {
// Fetch the block that we aim to reprocess
block := api.eth.BlockChain().GetBlockByNumber(number)
if block == nil {
return BlockTraceResult{Error: fmt.Sprintf("block #%d not found", number)}
}
validated, logs, err := api.traceBlock(block, config)
return BlockTraceResult{
Validated: validated,
StructLogs: ethapi.FormatLogs(logs),
Error: formatError(err),
}
}
// TraceBlockByHash processes the block by hash.
func (api *PrivateDebugAPI) TraceBlockByHash(hash common.Hash, config *vm.LogConfig) BlockTraceResult {
// Fetch the block that we aim to reprocess
block := api.eth.BlockChain().GetBlockByHash(hash)
if block == nil {
return BlockTraceResult{Error: fmt.Sprintf("block #%x not found", hash)}
}
validated, logs, err := api.traceBlock(block, config)
return BlockTraceResult{
Validated: validated,
StructLogs: ethapi.FormatLogs(logs),
Error: formatError(err),
}
}
// traceBlock processes the given block but does not save the state.
func (api *PrivateDebugAPI) traceBlock(block *types.Block, logConfig *vm.LogConfig) (bool, []vm.StructLog, error) {
// Validate and reprocess the block
var (
blockchain = api.eth.BlockChain()
validator = blockchain.Validator()
processor = blockchain.Processor()
)
structLogger := vm.NewStructLogger(logConfig)
config := vm.Config{
Debug: true,
Tracer: structLogger,
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}
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if err := core.ValidateHeader(api.eth.chainDb, api.eth.blockchain, api.config, block.Header(), blockchain.GetHeader(block.ParentHash(), block.NumberU64()-1), false, false); err != nil {
return false, structLogger.StructLogs(), err
}
core, core/vm: dual state & read only EVM This commit implements a dual state approach. The dual state approach separates public and private state by making the core vm environment context aware. Although not currently implemented it will need to prohibit value transfers and it must initialise all transactions from accounts on the public state. This means that sending transactions increments the account nonce on the public state and contract addresses are derived from the public state when initialised by a transaction. For obvious reasons, contract created by private contracts are still derived from public state. This is required in order to have consensus over the public state at all times as non-private participants would still process the transaction on the public state even though private payload can not be decrypted. This means that participants of a private group must do the same in order to have public consensus. However the creation of the contract and interaction still occurs on the private state. It implements support for the following calling model: S: sender, (X): private, X: public, ->: direction, [ ]: read only mode 1. S -> A -> B 2. S -> (A) -> (B) 3. S -> (A) -> [ B -> C ] It does not support 1. (S) -> A 2. (S) -> (A) 3. S -> (A) -> B Implemented "read only" mode for the EVM. Read only mode is checked during any opcode that could potentially modify the state. If such an opcode is encountered during "read only", it throws an exception. The EVM is flagged "read only" when a private contract calls in to public state.
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publicStateDb, privateStateDb, err := blockchain.StateAt(blockchain.GetBlock(block.ParentHash(), block.NumberU64()-1).Root())
if err != nil {
return false, structLogger.StructLogs(), err
}
receipts, _, _, usedGas, err := processor.Process(block, publicStateDb, privateStateDb, config)
if err != nil {
return false, structLogger.StructLogs(), err
}
core, core/vm: dual state & read only EVM This commit implements a dual state approach. The dual state approach separates public and private state by making the core vm environment context aware. Although not currently implemented it will need to prohibit value transfers and it must initialise all transactions from accounts on the public state. This means that sending transactions increments the account nonce on the public state and contract addresses are derived from the public state when initialised by a transaction. For obvious reasons, contract created by private contracts are still derived from public state. This is required in order to have consensus over the public state at all times as non-private participants would still process the transaction on the public state even though private payload can not be decrypted. This means that participants of a private group must do the same in order to have public consensus. However the creation of the contract and interaction still occurs on the private state. It implements support for the following calling model: S: sender, (X): private, X: public, ->: direction, [ ]: read only mode 1. S -> A -> B 2. S -> (A) -> (B) 3. S -> (A) -> [ B -> C ] It does not support 1. (S) -> A 2. (S) -> (A) 3. S -> (A) -> B Implemented "read only" mode for the EVM. Read only mode is checked during any opcode that could potentially modify the state. If such an opcode is encountered during "read only", it throws an exception. The EVM is flagged "read only" when a private contract calls in to public state.
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if err := validator.ValidateState(block, blockchain.GetBlock(block.ParentHash(), block.NumberU64()-1), publicStateDb, receipts, usedGas); err != nil {
return false, structLogger.StructLogs(), err
}
return true, structLogger.StructLogs(), nil
}
// callmsg is the message type used for call transations.
type callmsg struct {
addr common.Address
to *common.Address
gas, gasPrice *big.Int
value *big.Int
data []byte
}
// accessor boilerplate to implement core.Message
func (m callmsg) From() (common.Address, error) { return m.addr, nil }
func (m callmsg) FromFrontier() (common.Address, error) { return m.addr, nil }
func (m callmsg) Nonce() uint64 { return 0 }
func (m callmsg) CheckNonce() bool { return false }
func (m callmsg) To() *common.Address { return m.to }
func (m callmsg) GasPrice() *big.Int { return m.gasPrice }
func (m callmsg) Gas() *big.Int { return m.gas }
func (m callmsg) Value() *big.Int { return m.value }
func (m callmsg) Data() []byte { return m.data }
// formatError formats a Go error into either an empty string or the data content
// of the error itself.
func formatError(err error) string {
if err == nil {
return ""
}
return err.Error()
}
type timeoutError struct{}
func (t *timeoutError) Error() string {
return "Execution time exceeded"
}
// TraceTransaction returns the structured logs created during the execution of EVM
// and returns them as a JSON object.
func (api *PrivateDebugAPI) TraceTransaction(ctx context.Context, txHash common.Hash, config *TraceArgs) (interface{}, error) {
var tracer vm.Tracer
if config != nil && config.Tracer != nil {
timeout := defaultTraceTimeout
if config.Timeout != nil {
var err error
if timeout, err = time.ParseDuration(*config.Timeout); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
}
var err error
if tracer, err = ethapi.NewJavascriptTracer(*config.Tracer); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// Handle timeouts and RPC cancellations
deadlineCtx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(ctx, timeout)
go func() {
<-deadlineCtx.Done()
tracer.(*ethapi.JavascriptTracer).Stop(&timeoutError{})
}()
defer cancel()
} else if config == nil {
tracer = vm.NewStructLogger(nil)
} else {
tracer = vm.NewStructLogger(config.LogConfig)
}
// Retrieve the tx from the chain and the containing block
tx, blockHash, _, txIndex := core.GetTransaction(api.eth.ChainDb(), txHash)
if tx == nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("transaction %x not found", txHash)
}
block := api.eth.BlockChain().GetBlockByHash(blockHash)
if block == nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("block %x not found", blockHash)
}
// Create the state database to mutate and eventually trace
parent := api.eth.BlockChain().GetBlock(block.ParentHash(), block.NumberU64()-1)
if parent == nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("block parent %x not found", block.ParentHash())
}
core, core/vm: dual state & read only EVM This commit implements a dual state approach. The dual state approach separates public and private state by making the core vm environment context aware. Although not currently implemented it will need to prohibit value transfers and it must initialise all transactions from accounts on the public state. This means that sending transactions increments the account nonce on the public state and contract addresses are derived from the public state when initialised by a transaction. For obvious reasons, contract created by private contracts are still derived from public state. This is required in order to have consensus over the public state at all times as non-private participants would still process the transaction on the public state even though private payload can not be decrypted. This means that participants of a private group must do the same in order to have public consensus. However the creation of the contract and interaction still occurs on the private state. It implements support for the following calling model: S: sender, (X): private, X: public, ->: direction, [ ]: read only mode 1. S -> A -> B 2. S -> (A) -> (B) 3. S -> (A) -> [ B -> C ] It does not support 1. (S) -> A 2. (S) -> (A) 3. S -> (A) -> B Implemented "read only" mode for the EVM. Read only mode is checked during any opcode that could potentially modify the state. If such an opcode is encountered during "read only", it throws an exception. The EVM is flagged "read only" when a private contract calls in to public state.
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publicStateDb, privateStateDb, err := api.eth.BlockChain().StateAt(parent.Root())
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// Mutate the state and trace the selected transaction
for idx, tx := range block.Transactions() {
// Assemble the transaction call message
from, err := tx.FromFrontier()
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("sender retrieval failed: %v", err)
}
msg := callmsg{
addr: from,
to: tx.To(),
gas: tx.Gas(),
gasPrice: tx.GasPrice(),
value: tx.Value(),
data: tx.Data(),
}
// Mutate the state if we haven't reached the tracing transaction yet
if uint64(idx) < txIndex {
core, core/vm: dual state & read only EVM This commit implements a dual state approach. The dual state approach separates public and private state by making the core vm environment context aware. Although not currently implemented it will need to prohibit value transfers and it must initialise all transactions from accounts on the public state. This means that sending transactions increments the account nonce on the public state and contract addresses are derived from the public state when initialised by a transaction. For obvious reasons, contract created by private contracts are still derived from public state. This is required in order to have consensus over the public state at all times as non-private participants would still process the transaction on the public state even though private payload can not be decrypted. This means that participants of a private group must do the same in order to have public consensus. However the creation of the contract and interaction still occurs on the private state. It implements support for the following calling model: S: sender, (X): private, X: public, ->: direction, [ ]: read only mode 1. S -> A -> B 2. S -> (A) -> (B) 3. S -> (A) -> [ B -> C ] It does not support 1. (S) -> A 2. (S) -> (A) 3. S -> (A) -> B Implemented "read only" mode for the EVM. Read only mode is checked during any opcode that could potentially modify the state. If such an opcode is encountered during "read only", it throws an exception. The EVM is flagged "read only" when a private contract calls in to public state.
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vmenv := core.NewEnv(publicStateDb, privateStateDb, api.config, api.eth.BlockChain(), msg, block.Header(), vm.Config{})
_, _, err := core.ApplyMessage(vmenv, msg, new(core.GasPool).AddGas(tx.Gas()))
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("mutation failed: %v", err)
}
core, core/vm: dual state & read only EVM This commit implements a dual state approach. The dual state approach separates public and private state by making the core vm environment context aware. Although not currently implemented it will need to prohibit value transfers and it must initialise all transactions from accounts on the public state. This means that sending transactions increments the account nonce on the public state and contract addresses are derived from the public state when initialised by a transaction. For obvious reasons, contract created by private contracts are still derived from public state. This is required in order to have consensus over the public state at all times as non-private participants would still process the transaction on the public state even though private payload can not be decrypted. This means that participants of a private group must do the same in order to have public consensus. However the creation of the contract and interaction still occurs on the private state. It implements support for the following calling model: S: sender, (X): private, X: public, ->: direction, [ ]: read only mode 1. S -> A -> B 2. S -> (A) -> (B) 3. S -> (A) -> [ B -> C ] It does not support 1. (S) -> A 2. (S) -> (A) 3. S -> (A) -> B Implemented "read only" mode for the EVM. Read only mode is checked during any opcode that could potentially modify the state. If such an opcode is encountered during "read only", it throws an exception. The EVM is flagged "read only" when a private contract calls in to public state.
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publicStateDb.DeleteSuicides()
privateStateDb.DeleteSuicides()
continue
}
// Otherwise trace the transaction and return
core, core/vm: dual state & read only EVM This commit implements a dual state approach. The dual state approach separates public and private state by making the core vm environment context aware. Although not currently implemented it will need to prohibit value transfers and it must initialise all transactions from accounts on the public state. This means that sending transactions increments the account nonce on the public state and contract addresses are derived from the public state when initialised by a transaction. For obvious reasons, contract created by private contracts are still derived from public state. This is required in order to have consensus over the public state at all times as non-private participants would still process the transaction on the public state even though private payload can not be decrypted. This means that participants of a private group must do the same in order to have public consensus. However the creation of the contract and interaction still occurs on the private state. It implements support for the following calling model: S: sender, (X): private, X: public, ->: direction, [ ]: read only mode 1. S -> A -> B 2. S -> (A) -> (B) 3. S -> (A) -> [ B -> C ] It does not support 1. (S) -> A 2. (S) -> (A) 3. S -> (A) -> B Implemented "read only" mode for the EVM. Read only mode is checked during any opcode that could potentially modify the state. If such an opcode is encountered during "read only", it throws an exception. The EVM is flagged "read only" when a private contract calls in to public state.
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vmenv := core.NewEnv(publicStateDb, privateStateDb, api.config, api.eth.BlockChain(), msg, block.Header(), vm.Config{Debug: true, Tracer: tracer})
ret, gas, err := core.ApplyMessage(vmenv, msg, new(core.GasPool).AddGas(tx.Gas()))
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("tracing failed: %v", err)
}
switch tracer := tracer.(type) {
case *vm.StructLogger:
return &ethapi.ExecutionResult{
Gas: gas,
ReturnValue: fmt.Sprintf("%x", ret),
StructLogs: ethapi.FormatLogs(tracer.StructLogs()),
}, nil
case *ethapi.JavascriptTracer:
return tracer.GetResult()
}
}
return nil, errors.New("database inconsistency")
}