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Public Member Functions
Coin	MakeCoin ()

void	TestFlushBehavior (CCoinsViewCacheTest *view, CCoinsViewDB &base, std::vector< std::unique_ptr< CCoinsViewCacheTest > > &all_caches, bool do_erasing_flush)
	For CCoinsViewCache instances backed by either another cache instance or leveldb, test cache behavior and flag state (DIRTY/FRESH) by. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from BasicTestingSetup
void	SeedRandomForTest (SeedRand seed)
	Seed the global RNG state and m_rng for testing and log the seed value. More...

	BasicTestingSetup (const ChainType chainType=ChainType::MAIN, TestOpts={})

	~BasicTestingSetup ()

Additional Inherited Members
Public Attributes inherited from BasicTestingSetup
util::SignalInterrupt	m_interrupt

node::NodeContext	m_node

FastRandomContext	m_rng

fs::path	m_path_root

fs::path	m_path_lock

bool	m_has_custom_datadir {false}

ArgsManager	m_args
	Test-specific arguments and settings. More...

Detailed Description

Definition at line 867 of file coins_tests.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

Coin FlushTest::MakeCoin ( )

inline

Definition at line 868 of file coins_tests.cpp.

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void FlushTest::TestFlushBehavior	(	CCoinsViewCacheTest *	view,
		CCoinsViewDB &	base,
		std::vector< std::unique_ptr< CCoinsViewCacheTest > > &	all_caches,
		bool	do_erasing_flush
	)

inline

For CCoinsViewCache instances backed by either another cache instance or leveldb, test cache behavior and flag state (DIRTY/FRESH) by.

Adding a random coin to the child-most cache,
Flushing all caches (without erasing),
Ensure the entry still exists in the cache and has been written to parent,
(if do_erasing_flush) Flushing the caches again (with erasing),
(if do_erasing_flush) Ensure the entry has been written to the parent and is no longer in the cache,
Spend the coin, ensure it no longer exists in the parent.

Definition at line 888 of file coins_tests.cpp.

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