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luxfi/evm dropped in-process backend switching (2f9a3158): choosing an EVM is choosing which plugin binary the host runs, and the switch it replaced never ran a block — its executor returned nil, nil and its tagged build did not compile. The callers stayed here, so this package no longer built against evm at all: parallel.SetBackend, AutoEVM, GoEVM, ActiveBackend and AvailableBackends are gone. What is left is worth saying out loud, so one file reports it: the C++ library's ABI, the backends it offers, and the health battery each answered. The cevm package carries its own build tags, so the cgo/nocgo split in the caller went with them. Two tests went too. They asserted that selection left a runnable lane active and that it was idempotent, and there is no selection to be idempotent about; that a build reports what it cannot execute is still covered. The package went from listing no tests at all — it did not compile — to running ten. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
40 lines
1.3 KiB
Go
40 lines
1.3 KiB
Go
// What this binary can execute with: the C++ library's ABI, the backends it
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// offers, and what each answered to the health battery.
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//
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// There is nothing to select. Choosing an EVM is choosing which plugin binary
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// the host runs, not a switch inside the Go EVM, so this only says what came
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// up. The cevm package carries its own build tags, so one file serves every
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// build: without the native library linked it reports the one backend it has.
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package main
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import (
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"github.com/luxfi/chains/evm/cevm"
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"github.com/luxfi/log"
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)
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func reportCevm(logger log.Logger) {
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logger.Info("cevm linked",
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"abi", cevm.LibraryABIVersion(),
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"backends", cevm.AvailableBackends(),
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)
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for _, h := range cevm.Health() {
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report(logger, h)
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}
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}
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// report says what one cevm backend answered to the health battery.
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//
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// It is separate from the report above because it is the only part that
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// depends on what the health check found: a build with no library linked has
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// exactly one report and it is never healthy, so a check folded into the loop
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// could only ever be read one way.
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func report(logger log.Logger, h cevm.HealthReport) {
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if h.OK {
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logger.Info("cevm backend healthy",
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"backend", h.Name, "probes", h.ProbesRun, "gas", h.GasUsed)
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return
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}
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logger.Warn("cevm backend not healthy",
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"backend", h.Name, "probe", h.Probe, "err", h.Err)
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}
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