* Log whether consensus built a ledger we already had or were acquiring
* Don't trigger an acquire for a validation for a ledger we might be building
* When we finish building a ledger, try to accept that ledger
* If we cannot accept a built ledger, check held validations
* Correctly set isCurrent for untrusted validations
* Add appropriate logging
This fixes a race condition that could cause spurious and expensive
ledger fetches across the network and delayed recognition of
fully-validated ledger.
* Defining RIPPLE_PROPOSE_FEATURES enables ledger features
* Reduce dependence on getApp via dependency injection
* Converted uint32 members to use Clock::time_point
* Inject Journal, tidy up classes:
- Features
- FeaturesImpl
- FeeVote
- FeeVoteImpl
* Constrain use of arithmetic operators in STAmount
* Prevent constructor conversion of uint256 to uint128 - make intent clear
* Prevent implicit conversion of uint64_t to uint256
* Prevent implicit conversion of uint64_t to uint160
* Allow RPC commands sign and submit to sign using the regular key.
* Allow command line RPC command submit to take an "offline" flag.
* Mark SerializedObject.getFlags() as const.
* Add master_key, public_key and public_key_hex to wallet_propose's JSON response.
* Report an error if we can't understand wallet_propose's passphrase.
* Deprecate wallet_seed by adding a "deprecated" parameter directing the user to wallet_propose.
* Handler methods of RPCHandler are extracted into individual files.
* Helper methods of RPCHandler are converted into free functions, and
extracted into individual files.
* Much code leaves ripple_app/rpc/RPCHandler.cpp and enters ripple_rpc/.
* New ripple container aliases use hardened_hash
* Use std::tuple instead of boost::tuple
* Use std unordered containers instead of boost
* Fix Destroyer for new containers
* Fix warning for fnv1a on 32-bit arch
* Validator fixes for new containers
* Use rvalue move to receive accepted sockets
* Split asio dependent APIs to their own class and file
* Update documentation
* Organize code into different files
* Make some members private
* Rename things for clarity
* Wraps standard integer types to provide type-safety
* Named types provide self-documenting semantics
* Catches programmer errors involving mismatched types at compile time
* Operators restrict mutation to only safe and meaningful operations
* Zero lets classes efficiently compare with 0, so
you can use constructors like x < zero or y != zero.
* New BEAST_CONSTEXPR to handle Windows/C++11 differences
regarding the constexpr specifier.
* Common code extracted to Python directories.
* Read ~/.scons file for scons environment defaults.
* Override scons settings with shell environment variables.
* New "tags" for debug, nodebug, optimize, nooptimize builds.
* Universal platform detection.
* Default value of environment variables set through prefix dictionaries.
* Check for correct Boost value and fail otherwise.
* Extract git describe --tags into a preprocesor variable, -DTIP_BRANCH
* More colors - blue for unchanged defaults, green for changed defaults, red for error.
* Contain unit tests for non-obvious stuff.
* Check to see that boost libraries have been built.
* Right now, we accept both .dylib and .a versions but it'd be easy to enforce .a only.
* BookTip provides consume-and-step offer traversal
* OfferStream applies offer business rules and presents offers to callers
* Taker class manages state for the active party during order processing
* Offer class wraps book offers for presentation
* Quality opaque type for order book quality
* Amount replacement for STAmount
* Amounts, in/out amount pair for offers
* 'core' namespace with type aliases for Ripple primitives.
* Set default node_db to RocksDB from HyperlevelDB, to match gateway
appliances and Ripple Labs server configurations.
* Set some rpc_startup options to reduce logging and save disk space.
* More sensible documentation regarding WebSocket SSL directives
Signed-off-by: The Doctor <drwho@virtadpt.net>
