(**************************************************************************) (* *) (* Copyright (c) 2014 - 2017. *) (* Dynamic Ledger Solutions, Inc. *) (* *) (* All rights reserved. No warranty, explicit or implicit, provided. *) (* *) (**************************************************************************) (** Tezos Protocol Environment - Protocol updater. *) type validation_result = { context: Context.t ; fitness: Fitness.t ; message: string option ; max_operations_ttl: int ; } type rpc_context = { block_hash: Block_hash.t ; block_header: Block_header.t ; operation_hashes: unit -> Operation_hash.t list list Lwt.t ; operations: unit -> Operation.t list list Lwt.t ; context: Context.t ; } (** This is the signature of a Tezos protocol implementation. It has access to the standard library and the Environment module. *) module type PROTOCOL = sig (** The version specific type of operations. *) type operation (** The maximum size of operations in bytes. *) val max_operation_data_length: int (** The maximum size of block headers in bytes. *) val max_block_length: int (** The maximum number of operations allowed in one block. *) val max_number_of_operations: int (** The parsing / preliminary validation function for operations. Similar to {!parse_block}. *) val parse_operation: Operation_hash.t -> Operation.t -> operation tzresult (** Basic ordering of operations. [compare_operations op1 op2] means that [op1] should appear before [op2] in a block. *) val compare_operations: operation -> operation -> int (** A functional state that is transmitted through the steps of a block validation sequence. It must retain the current state of the store (that can be extracted from the outside using {!current_context}, and whose final value is produced by {!finalize_block}). It can also contain the information that must be remembered during the validation, which must be immutable (as validator or baker implementations are allowed to pause, replay or backtrack during the validation process). *) type validation_state (** Access the context at a given validation step. *) val current_context: validation_state -> Context.t tzresult Lwt.t (** Checks that a block is well formed in a given context. This function should run quickly, as its main use is to reject bad blocks from the network as early as possible. The input context is the one resulting of an ancestor block of same protocol version, not necessarily the one of its predecessor. *) val precheck_block: ancestor_context: Context.t -> ancestor_timestamp: Time.t -> Block_header.t -> unit tzresult Lwt.t (** The first step in a block validation sequence. Initializes a validation context for validating a block. Takes as argument the {!Block_header.t} to initialize the context for this block. The function {!precheck_block} may not have been called before [begin_application], so all the check performed by the former must be repeated in the latter. *) val begin_application: predecessor_context: Context.t -> predecessor_timestamp: Time.t -> predecessor_fitness: Fitness.t -> Block_header.t -> validation_state tzresult Lwt.t (** Initializes a validation context for constructing a new block (as opposed to validating an existing block). When the [proto_header] argument is not specified, the function should produce the exact same effect on the context than would produce the validation of a block containing an "equivalent" (but complete) header. For instance, if the block header usually includes a signature, the header provided to {!begin_construction} could includes a faked signature. *) val begin_construction: predecessor_context: Context.t -> predecessor_timestamp: Time.t -> predecessor_level: Int32.t -> predecessor_fitness: Fitness.t -> predecessor: Block_hash.t -> timestamp: Time.t -> ?proto_header: MBytes.t -> unit -> validation_state tzresult Lwt.t (** Called after {!begin_application} (or {!begin_construction}) and before {!finalize_block}, with each operation in the block. *) val apply_operation: validation_state -> operation -> validation_state tzresult Lwt.t (** The last step in a block validation sequence. It produces the context that will be used as input for the validation of its successor block candidates. *) val finalize_block: validation_state -> validation_result tzresult Lwt.t (** The list of remote procedures exported by this implementation *) val rpc_services: rpc_context RPC.directory (** An ad-hoc context patcher. It used only for debugging protocol while running in the "sandbox" mode. This function is never used in production. *) val configure_sandbox: Context.t -> Data_encoding.json option -> Context.t tzresult Lwt.t end (** Takes a version hash, a list of OCaml components in compilation order. The last element must be named [protocol] and respect the [protocol.ml] interface. Tries to compile it and returns true if the operation was successful. *) val compile: Protocol_hash.t -> Protocol.t -> bool Lwt.t (** Activates a given protocol version from a given context. This means that the context used for the next block will use this version (this is not an immediate change). The version must have been previously compiled successfully. *) val activate: Context.t -> Protocol_hash.t -> Context.t Lwt.t (** Fork a test network. The forkerd network will use the current block as genesis, and [protocol] as economic protocol. The network will be destroyed when a (successor) block will have a timestamp greater than [expiration]. The protocol must have been previously compiled successfully. *) val fork_test_network: Context.t -> protocol:Protocol_hash.t -> expiration:Time.t -> Context.t Lwt.t