Bitcoin full node and query server
Oct 22, 2024
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Дмитрий Дмитриевич17:49
// Single Outbound Channel.
bc::network::settings settings(bc::config::settings::mainnet);
settings.seeds.clear();
settings.seeds.push_back({ "seed.bitcoin.wiz.biz",8333 });
settings.seeds.push_back({ "dnsseed.bitcoin.dashjr.org",8333 });
settings.seeds.push_back({ "seed.btc.petertodd.org",8333 });
settings.inbound_connections = 0; // default setting = 0.
settings.outbound_connections = 2; // default setting = 8.
settings.host_pool_capacity = 100; // default setting = 0.
settings.threads = 3; // default setting = 0.
settings.services = bc::message::version::service::none; // default none.
5 replies · evoskuil, Дмитрий Дмитриевич · last Oct 23, 2024
evoskuil18:11
You'll need to instantiate an instance of the
p2p class, and implement a way to suspend the main thread until it completes (p2p starts its own thread pool). There are examples of this in the p2p class test cases.evoskuil18:12
Then you'll need to implement a transaction protocol. There are protocols implemented in the network library, but not for tx (there's no place to store them). You can use the others as examples, but a better example might be to look at libbitcoin-node protocols, as there are implementations for incoming blocks. You can make a much simpler one than those, but same idea.