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Re: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin"
by
lovewiki
on 27/07/2016, 04:45:06 UTC

Checking the staking wallet logs I do see that it continues to search its own outputs even if it accepts a block from a peer while searching. Here's an example:

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starting stake
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 0
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 15000
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 30000
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 45000
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() found no stake
stake took 4s

starting stake
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 0
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 15000
stake 1.00 for xB2ecbVboyD513HJfvzvxw3tuNfRcUVUXv; not mine
SetBestChain: new best=5b2e7337902bc3e230541d1c47f135cd23efb2b984bc744aac54a5f14161691e  height=1070779  trust=255420176884548245025  blocktrust=523267355223939  date=07/10/16 13:24:16
ProcessBlock: ACCEPTED
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 30000
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 45000
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() found no stake
stake took 2s

starting stake
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 0
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 15000
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 30000
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() iteration 45000
CWallet::CreateCoinStake() found no stake
stake took 3s

In this case we didn't find a block, so the peer's block won. I'll see if I can find an example where JD found a block after hearing about one from a peer.

Edit: I can't find any. I suspect that although it continues looping through all the unspent outputs, accepting the peer's block has somehow made it such that no local stake will be accepted and so it's a waste of time to even continue searching in the current time slot.


My understanding is that if a new block is accepted then the client should try to find the next block based on this child, not based on the old child. Is CLAM not working like this?