Remove dead code from the beacon node binary; Fix 'make test'
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@ -21,81 +21,6 @@ import
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# TODO All tests need to be moved to the test suite.
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func round_step_down(x: Natural, step: static Natural): int {.inline.} =
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## Round the input to the previous multiple of "step"
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when (step and (step - 1)) == 0:
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# Step is a power of 2. (If compiler cannot prove that x>0 it does not make the optim)
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x and not(step - 1)
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else:
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x - x mod step
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type SparseMerkleTree*[Depth: static int] = object
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## Sparse Merkle tree
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# There is an extra "depth" layer to store leaf nodes
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# This stores leaves at depth = 0
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# and the root hash at the last depth
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nnznodes*: array[Depth+1, seq[Eth2Digest]] # nodes that leads to non-zero leaves
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type
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MerkleTreeFragment* = object
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depth: int
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elements: seq[Eth2Digest]
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func merkleTreeFromLeaves*(
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values: openarray[Eth2Digest],
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Depth: static[int] = DEPOSIT_CONTRACT_TREE_DEPTH
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): SparseMerkleTree[Depth] =
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## Depth should be the same as is_valid_merkle_branch
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result.nnznodes[0] = @values
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for depth in 1 .. Depth: # Inclusive range
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let prev_depth_len = result.nnznodes[depth-1].len
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let stop = round_step_down(prev_depth_len, 2)
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for i in countup(0, stop-1, 2):
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# hash by pair of previous nodes
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let nodeHash = withEth2Hash:
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h.update result.nnznodes[depth-1][i]
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h.update result.nnznodes[depth-1][i+1]
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result.nnznodes[depth].add nodeHash
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if prev_depth_len != stop:
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# If length is odd, the last one was skipped,
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# we need to combine it
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# with the zeroHash corresponding to the current depth
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let nodeHash = withEth2Hash:
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h.update result.nnznodes[depth-1][^1]
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h.update zeroHashes[depth-1]
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result.nnznodes[depth].add nodeHash
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func getMerkleProof*[Depth: static int](tree: SparseMerkleTree[Depth],
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index: int,
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depositMode = false): array[Depth, Eth2Digest] =
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# Descend down the tree according to the bit representation
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# of the index:
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# - 0 --> go left
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# - 1 --> go right
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let path = uint32(index)
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# This is what the nnznodes[depth].len would be if `index` had been the last
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# deposit on the Merkle tree
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var depthLen = index + 1
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for depth in 0 ..< Depth:
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let nodeIdx = int((path shr depth) xor 1)
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# depositMode simulates only having constructed SparseMerkleTree[Depth]
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# through exactly deposit specified.
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if nodeIdx < tree.nnznodes[depth].len and
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(nodeIdx < depthLen or not depositMode):
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result[depth] = tree.nnznodes[depth][nodeIdx]
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else:
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result[depth] = zeroHashes[depth]
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# Round up, i.e. a half-pair of Merkle nodes/leaves still requires a node
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# in the next Merkle tree layer calculated
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depthLen = (depthLen + 1) div 2
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func attachMerkleProofs*(deposits: var openarray[Deposit]) =
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let depositsRoots = mapIt(deposits, hash_tree_root(it.data))
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@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ import # Unit test
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./test_block_pool,
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./test_datatypes,
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./test_helpers,
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./test_mocking,
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./test_mainchain_monitor,
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./test_ssz,
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./test_state_transition,
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@ -1,16 +0,0 @@
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# beacon_chain
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# Copyright (c) 2020 Status Research & Development GmbH
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# Licensed and distributed under either of
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# * MIT license (license terms in the root directory or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
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# * Apache v2 license (license terms in the root directory or at https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
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# at your option. This file may not be copied, modified, or distributed except according to those terms.
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{.used.}
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import
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unittest, ./testutil, ../beacon_chain/merkle_minimal
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suiteReport "Mocking utilities":
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timedTest "merkle_minimal":
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check:
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testMerkleMinimal()
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../beacon_chain/[ssz, merkle_minimal],
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mocking/mock_deposits
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func round_step_down(x: Natural, step: static Natural): int {.inline.} =
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## Round the input to the previous multiple of "step"
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when (step and (step - 1)) == 0:
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# Step is a power of 2. (If compiler cannot prove that x>0 it does not make the optim)
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x and not(step - 1)
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else:
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x - x mod step
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type SparseMerkleTree[Depth: static int] = object
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## Sparse Merkle tree
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# There is an extra "depth" layer to store leaf nodes
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# This stores leaves at depth = 0
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# and the root hash at the last depth
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nnznodes*: array[Depth+1, seq[Eth2Digest]] # nodes that leads to non-zero leaves
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func merkleTreeFromLeaves(
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values: openarray[Eth2Digest],
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Depth: static[int] = DEPOSIT_CONTRACT_TREE_DEPTH
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): SparseMerkleTree[Depth] =
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## Depth should be the same as is_valid_merkle_branch
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result.nnznodes[0] = @values
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for depth in 1 .. Depth: # Inclusive range
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let prev_depth_len = result.nnznodes[depth-1].len
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let stop = round_step_down(prev_depth_len, 2)
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for i in countup(0, stop-1, 2):
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# hash by pair of previous nodes
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let nodeHash = withEth2Hash:
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h.update result.nnznodes[depth-1][i]
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h.update result.nnznodes[depth-1][i+1]
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result.nnznodes[depth].add nodeHash
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if prev_depth_len != stop:
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# If length is odd, the last one was skipped,
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# we need to combine it
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# with the zeroHash corresponding to the current depth
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let nodeHash = withEth2Hash:
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h.update result.nnznodes[depth-1][^1]
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h.update zeroHashes[depth-1]
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result.nnznodes[depth].add nodeHash
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func getMerkleProof[Depth: static int](tree: SparseMerkleTree[Depth],
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index: int,
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depositMode = false): array[Depth, Eth2Digest] =
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# Descend down the tree according to the bit representation
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# of the index:
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# - 0 --> go left
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# - 1 --> go right
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let path = uint32(index)
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# This is what the nnznodes[depth].len would be if `index` had been the last
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# deposit on the Merkle tree
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var depthLen = index + 1
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for depth in 0 ..< Depth:
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let nodeIdx = int((path shr depth) xor 1)
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# depositMode simulates only having constructed SparseMerkleTree[Depth]
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# through exactly deposit specified.
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if nodeIdx < tree.nnznodes[depth].len and
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(nodeIdx < depthLen or not depositMode):
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result[depth] = tree.nnznodes[depth][nodeIdx]
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else:
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result[depth] = zeroHashes[depth]
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# Round up, i.e. a half-pair of Merkle nodes/leaves still requires a node
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# in the next Merkle tree layer calculated
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depthLen = (depthLen + 1) div 2
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proc testMerkleMinimal*(): bool =
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proc toDigest[N: static int](x: array[N, byte]): Eth2Digest =
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result.data[0 .. N-1] = x
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doAssert testMerkleMinimal()
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let
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digests = mapIt(1..65, eth2digest toBytesLE(uint64 it))
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proc compareTreeVsMerkleizer(hashes: openarray[Eth2Digest], limit: static Limit) =
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const treeHeight = binaryTreeHeight(limit)
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let tree = merkleTreeFromLeaves(hashes, treeHeight)
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DEPOSIT_CONTRACT_TREE_DEPTH + 1, val_idx.uint64,
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deposit_data_sums[val_idx])
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let
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digests = mapIt(1..65, eth2digest toBytesLE(uint64 it))
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proc testMerkleizer =
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for i in 0 ..< digests.len:
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compareTreeVsMerkleizer(digests.toOpenArray(0, i), 128)
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