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* Attempt to roll back stateless mode implementation in a single PR why: + Stateless mode is not fully working and in the way + Single PR should make it feasible to investigate for a possible re-implementation * Fix copyright year * Fix annotation for exception (evmc mode) |
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README.md
The file accounts_cache.nim has been relocated
Background
The new LedgerRef module unifies different implementations of the legacy accounts_cache. It is intended to be used as new base method for all of the AccountsCache implementations. The legacy accounts_cache version has been removed.
This was needed to accomodate for different CoreDb API paradigms. While the overloaded legacy AccountsCache implementation is just a closure based wrapper around the accounts_cache module, the overloaded AccountsLedgerRef is a closure based wrapper around the accounts_ledger module with the new CoreDb API returning Result[] values and saparating the meaning of trie root hash and trie root reference.
This allows to use the legacy hexary database (with the new CoreDb API) as well as the Aristo database (only supported on new API.)
Instructions
| Legacy notation | LedgerRef replacement | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| import accounts_cache | import ledger | preferred method, |
| AccountsCache.init(..) | AccountsCache.init(..) | wraps AccountsCache |
| methods | ||
| or | ||
| import ledger/accounts_cache | stay with legacy | |
| AccountsCache.init(..) | version of | |
| AccountsCache | ||
| -- | ||
| fn(ac: AccountsCache) | fn(ac: LedgerRef) | function example for |
| preferred wrapper | ||
| or | method | |
| fn(ac: AccountsCache) | with legacy version, | |
| no change here |
The constructor decides which CoreDb API is to be used
| Legacy API constructor | new API Constructor |
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| import ledger | import ledger |
| let w = AccountsCache.init(..) | let w = AccountsLedgerRef.init(..) |