The main loop for the Helium testnet node should drive the peer network by calling the PeerNetwork::run() method every iteration, and consume any blocks, microblocks, and transactions it emits. In order to avoid starving the network due to (I/O-intensive) block processing, it would be best if the node ran a separate thread to run the network, and buffered up blocks, microblocks, and transactions to be written in a separate thread.
kantai
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4 years ago
The main loop for the Helium testnet node should drive the peer network by calling the
PeerNetwork::run()method every iteration, and consume any blocks, microblocks, and transactions it emits. In order to avoid starving the network due to (I/O-intensive) block processing, it would be best if the node ran a separate thread to run the network, and buffered up blocks, microblocks, and transactions to be written in a separate thread.