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1 : : // Copyright (c) 2017-2022 The Bitcoin Core developers 2 : : // Distributed under the MIT software license, see the accompanying 3 : : // file COPYING or http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php. 4 : : 5 : : #ifndef BITCOIN_INDEX_BASE_H 6 : : #define BITCOIN_INDEX_BASE_H 7 : : 8 : : #include <dbwrapper.h> 9 : : #include <interfaces/chain.h> 10 : : #include <util/threadinterrupt.h> 11 : : #include <validationinterface.h> 12 : : 13 : : #include <string> 14 : : 15 : : class CBlock; 16 : : class CBlockIndex; 17 : : class Chainstate; 18 : : class ChainstateManager; 19 : : namespace interfaces { 20 : : class Chain; 21 : : } // namespace interfaces 22 : : 23 : : struct IndexSummary { 24 : : std::string name; 25 : : bool synced{false}; 26 : : int best_block_height{0}; 27 : : uint256 best_block_hash; 28 : : }; 29 : : 30 : : /** 31 : : * Base class for indices of blockchain data. This implements 32 : : * CValidationInterface and ensures blocks are indexed sequentially according 33 : : * to their position in the active chain. 34 : : * 35 : : * In the presence of multiple chainstates (i.e. if a UTXO snapshot is loaded), 36 : : * only the background "IBD" chainstate will be indexed to avoid building the 37 : : * index out of order. When the background chainstate completes validation, the 38 : : * index will be reinitialized and indexing will continue. 39 : : */ 40 : : class BaseIndex : public CValidationInterface 41 : : { 42 : : protected: 43 : : /** 44 : : * The database stores a block locator of the chain the database is synced to 45 : : * so that the index can efficiently determine the point it last stopped at. 46 : : * A locator is used instead of a simple hash of the chain tip because blocks 47 : : * and block index entries may not be flushed to disk until after this database 48 : : * is updated. 49 : : */ 50 : : class DB : public CDBWrapper 51 : : { 52 : : public: 53 : : DB(const fs::path& path, size_t n_cache_size, 54 : : bool f_memory = false, bool f_wipe = false, bool f_obfuscate = false); 55 : : 56 : : /// Read block locator of the chain that the index is in sync with. 57 : : bool ReadBestBlock(CBlockLocator& locator) const; 58 : : 59 : : /// Write block locator of the chain that the index is in sync with. 60 : : void WriteBestBlock(CDBBatch& batch, const CBlockLocator& locator); 61 : : }; 62 : : 63 : : private: 64 : : /// Whether the index has been initialized or not. 65 : : std::atomic<bool> m_init{false}; 66 : : /// Whether the index is in sync with the main chain. The flag is flipped 67 : : /// from false to true once, after which point this starts processing 68 : : /// ValidationInterface notifications to stay in sync. 69 : : /// 70 : : /// Note that this will latch to true *immediately* upon startup if 71 : : /// `m_chainstate->m_chain` is empty, which will be the case upon startup 72 : : /// with an empty datadir if, e.g., `-txindex=1` is specified. 73 : : std::atomic<bool> m_synced{false}; 74 : : 75 : : /// The last block in the chain that the index is in sync with. 76 : : std::atomic<const CBlockIndex*> m_best_block_index{nullptr}; 77 : : 78 : : std::thread m_thread_sync; 79 : : CThreadInterrupt m_interrupt; 80 : : 81 : : /// Sync the index with the block index starting from the current best block. 82 : : /// Intended to be run in its own thread, m_thread_sync, and can be 83 : : /// interrupted with m_interrupt. Once the index gets in sync, the m_synced 84 : : /// flag is set and the BlockConnected ValidationInterface callback takes 85 : : /// over and the sync thread exits. 86 : : void ThreadSync(); 87 : : 88 : : /// Write the current index state (eg. chain block locator and subclass-specific items) to disk. 89 : : /// 90 : : /// Recommendations for error handling: 91 : : /// If called on a successor of the previous committed best block in the index, the index can 92 : : /// continue processing without risk of corruption, though the index state will need to catch up 93 : : /// from further behind on reboot. If the new state is not a successor of the previous state (due 94 : : /// to a chain reorganization), the index must halt until Commit succeeds or else it could end up 95 : : /// getting corrupted. 96 : : bool Commit(); 97 : : 98 : : /// Loop over disconnected blocks and call CustomRewind. 99 : : bool Rewind(const CBlockIndex* current_tip, const CBlockIndex* new_tip); 100 : : 101 : : virtual bool AllowPrune() const = 0; 102 : : 103 : : template <typename... Args> 104 : : void FatalErrorf(const char* fmt, const Args&... args); 105 : : 106 : : protected: 107 : : std::unique_ptr<interfaces::Chain> m_chain; 108 : : Chainstate* m_chainstate{nullptr}; 109 : : const std::string m_name; 110 : : 111 : : void BlockConnected(ChainstateRole role, const std::shared_ptr<const CBlock>& block, const CBlockIndex* pindex) override; 112 : : 113 : : void ChainStateFlushed(ChainstateRole role, const CBlockLocator& locator) override; 114 : : 115 : : /// Initialize internal state from the database and block index. 116 : 0 : [[nodiscard]] virtual bool CustomInit(const std::optional<interfaces::BlockKey>& block) { return true; } 117 : : 118 : : /// Write update index entries for a newly connected block. 119 : 0 : [[nodiscard]] virtual bool CustomAppend(const interfaces::BlockInfo& block) { return true; } 120 : : 121 : : /// Virtual method called internally by Commit that can be overridden to atomically 122 : : /// commit more index state. 123 : 0 : virtual bool CustomCommit(CDBBatch& batch) { return true; } 124 : : 125 : : /// Rewind index to an earlier chain tip during a chain reorg. The tip must 126 : : /// be an ancestor of the current best block. 127 : 0 : [[nodiscard]] virtual bool CustomRewind(const interfaces::BlockKey& current_tip, const interfaces::BlockKey& new_tip) { return true; } 128 : : 129 : : virtual DB& GetDB() const = 0; 130 : : 131 : : /// Update the internal best block index as well as the prune lock. 132 : : void SetBestBlockIndex(const CBlockIndex* block); 133 : : 134 : : public: 135 : : BaseIndex(std::unique_ptr<interfaces::Chain> chain, std::string name); 136 : : /// Destructor interrupts sync thread if running and blocks until it exits. 137 : : virtual ~BaseIndex(); 138 : : 139 : : /// Get the name of the index for display in logs. 140 : 0 : const std::string& GetName() const LIFETIMEBOUND { return m_name; } 141 : : 142 : : /// Blocks the current thread until the index is caught up to the current 143 : : /// state of the block chain. This only blocks if the index has gotten in 144 : : /// sync once and only needs to process blocks in the ValidationInterface 145 : : /// queue. If the index is catching up from far behind, this method does 146 : : /// not block and immediately returns false. 147 : : bool BlockUntilSyncedToCurrentChain() const LOCKS_EXCLUDED(::cs_main); 148 : : 149 : : void Interrupt(); 150 : : 151 : : /// Initializes the sync state and registers the instance to the 152 : : /// validation interface so that it stays in sync with blockchain updates. 153 : : [[nodiscard]] bool Init(); 154 : : 155 : : /// Starts the initial sync process. 156 : : [[nodiscard]] bool StartBackgroundSync(); 157 : : 158 : : /// Stops the instance from staying in sync with blockchain updates. 159 : : void Stop(); 160 : : 161 : : /// Get a summary of the index and its state. 162 : : IndexSummary GetSummary() const; 163 : : }; 164 : : 165 : : #endif // BITCOIN_INDEX_BASE_H