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/** @file Miner.h
* @author Alex Leverington
* @author Gav Wood
* @date 2014
*/
#pragma once
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include "State.h"
namespace eth
{
class BlockChain;
class Client;
/**
* @brief Describes the progress of a mining operation.
*/
struct MineProgress
{
double requirement; ///< The PoW requirement - as the second logarithm of the minimum acceptable hash.
double best; ///< The PoW achievement - as the second logarithm of the minimum found hash.
double current; ///< The most recent PoW achievement - as the second logarithm of the presently found hash.
uint hashes; ///< Total number of hashes computed.
uint ms; ///< Total number of milliseconds of mining thus far.
};
/**
* @brief The MinerHost class.
* @warning Must be implemented in a threadsafe manner since it will be called from multiple
* miner threads.
*/
class MinerHost
{
public:
virtual void setupState(State& _s) = 0; ///< Reset the given State object to the one that should be being mined.
virtual void onProgressed() {} ///< Called once some progress has been made.
virtual void onComplete() {} ///< Called once a block is found.
virtual bool turbo() const = 0; ///< @returns true iff the Miner should mine as fast as possible.
virtual bool force() const = 0; ///< @returns true iff the Miner should mine regardless of the number of transactions.
};
/**
* @brief Implements Miner.
* To begin mining, use start() & stop(). restart() can be used to reset the mining and set up the
* State object according to the host. Use isRunning() to determine if the miner has been start()ed.
* Use isComplete() to determine if the miner has finished mining.
* @threadsafe
* @todo signal from child->parent thread to wait on exit; refactor redundant dagger/miner stats
*/
class Miner
{
public:
/// Constructor. Starts miner.
Miner(MinerHost* _host, unsigned _id = 0);
/// Destructor. Stops miner.
~Miner() { stop(); }
/// Start mining.
void start();
/// Stop mining.
void stop();
/// Restart mining.
void restart() { start(); m_miningStatus = Preparing; }
/// @returns true iff the mining has been start()ed. It may still not be actually mining, depending on the host's turbo() & force().
bool isRunning() { return !!m_work; }
/// @returns true if mining is complete.
bool isComplete() const { return m_miningStatus == Mined; }
/// @returns the internal State object.
State& state() { return m_mineState; }
/// Check the progress of the mining.
MineProgress miningProgress() const { Guard l(x_mineInfo); return m_mineProgress; }
/// Get and clear the mining history.
std::list miningHistory() { Guard l(x_mineInfo); auto ret = m_mineHistory; m_mineHistory.clear(); return ret; }
private:
/// Do some work on the mining.
void work();
MinerHost* m_host; ///< Our host.
unsigned m_id; ///< Our identity;
std::mutex x_work; ///< Mutex protecting the creation of the work thread.
std::unique_ptr m_work; ///< The work thread.
bool m_stop = false; ///< Stop working?
enum MiningStatus { Preparing, Mining, Mined, Stopping, Stopped };
MiningStatus m_miningStatus = Preparing;///< TODO: consider mutex/atomic variable.
State m_mineState; ///< The state on which we are mining, generally equivalent to m_postMine.
mutable unsigned m_pendingCount = 0; ///< How many pending transactions are there in m_mineState?
mutable std::mutex x_mineInfo; ///< Lock for the mining progress & history.
MineProgress m_mineProgress; ///< What's our progress?
std::list m_mineHistory; ///< What the history of our mining?
};
}