Beispiel #1
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void transaction_validated(
    const std::error_code& ec, const index_list& unconfirmed,
    const incoming_message& request, queue_send_callback queue_send)
{
    data_chunk result(4 + unconfirmed.size() * 4);
    auto serial = make_serializer(result.begin());
    write_error_code(serial, ec);
    BITCOIN_ASSERT(serial.iterator() == result.begin() + 4);
    for (uint32_t unconfirm_index: unconfirmed)
        serial.write_4_bytes(unconfirm_index);
    BITCOIN_ASSERT(serial.iterator() == result.end());
    log_debug(LOG_WORKER)
            << "transaction_pool.validate() finished. Sending response: "
            << "ec=" << ec.message();
    outgoing_message response(request, result);
    queue_send(response);
}
void transaction_pool::validation_complete(
    const std::error_code& ec, const index_list& unconfirmed,
    const hash_digest& tx_hash, validate_handler handle_validate)
{
    if (ec == error::input_not_found || ec == error::validate_inputs_failed)
    {
        BITCOIN_ASSERT(unconfirmed.size() == 1);
        //BITCOIN_ASSERT(unconfirmed[0] < tx.inputs.size());
        handle_validate(ec, unconfirmed);
    }
    else if (ec)
    {
        BITCOIN_ASSERT(unconfirmed.empty());
        handle_validate(ec, index_list());
    }
    // Re-check as another transaction might have been added in the interim.
    else if (tx_exists(tx_hash))
        handle_validate(error::duplicate, index_list());
    else
        handle_validate(bc::error::success, unconfirmed);
}