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ReddCoin Dev Call - Design/Doc Work (2023-05-03 19:12 GMT-4) - Transcript
Attendees: John Nash, Tech Adept (RDD)
Transcript link - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sqZDk5GrOkdUcMVEGbBduSL3EQtDHxNXrlMjOSlkOF4/
 
This editable transcript was computer generated and might contain errors.

John Nash: Yeah, well, let's rewind a bit. So as you know, we've been trying to get ourselves on board with AtomicDEX . They want us there but the post has tripped everybody up and it's prevented us from moving forward. So we're having a crack with ReddCoin. Having a cracker. Yeah employing PosV for the AtomicDEX guys. and so so far, all the data extraction has been working wonderfully but we've been tripping up in the in the tests and one of the interesting things that come out that was because one We were based originally of peer coin, for a lot of the proof of state components, but the data structure of a transaction is subtly different.

John Nash:  in the way that atomicDex has implemented their transaction. Daughter extraction and it was serialization, and deserialization. It works fine. As there's nothing wrong with a particular. However, what I discovered with the way that we do a transaction, Our transaction structure, basically is a standard bitcoin transaction with a timestamp. I painted on the end of it, which was great. Yeah, there's nothing. Nothing wrong with that structure. At all, whereas, peer coin. Originally when I did that, timestamp implementation, they would put their time stamp, Immediately after the transaction version. So basically the transaction version. So the transaction data structure looks like a transaction version number. That's one signed integer data structure. They put the End time of the transaction immediately after the version. So it's basically version timestamp, inputs and outputs. Lock, time done. Nothing wrong with that. They were stuck. The value is somewhere. That was. Yeah, where else? But yeah, I could put it anyway but at the beginning could put it at the end could have put it in between the inputs and output doesn't matter. As long as you know where those values sit and you can, you pull them out? And the serialization process.

John Nash:  Basically, dictates that you you, you're saying, you know, the first version bytes is up and so it just thinks of bits. And then the next value as inputs will be a list or a vector of values. And, you know, having numbers, I mean, values are in the vector, by another number that is stuck at the, you know, those vectors. So, basically get a size of, you know, it'll be a value that will tell the size of the, the vectors following some of the outputs, and then the lock time is another signed 32 bit. And the time set is another unsigned 32 bit. So those data structures, you know you can pull them out. Just by going again that's the block of that much data, there's a list of vectors, okay? That's that much data that's gonna come out. 

John Nash:  Now where it all comes on, stuck, as I'm trying to get AtomicDEX working, is the way that they've implemented the deserialization of transactions. They have a lot of conditional statements. So they've tried to create one function that addresses many different trends, different types of transactions. So it's not just Bitcoin transactions. It's Zcash. It's All the coins that support and they're all deserialized using this one, one function and they have different corner cases of. Okay, there's a standard traction transaction to these steps. If it's a pls coin, do these other steps. If it's z cash, one go do these ones. If it contains this, go do that. I won't say I'm but there's a lot of corner cases in that transaction.

John Nash:  So the initial path that we went down, like APO is free, we just had another corner case in there called Plsv, and, and credit. Your Data path to try and get things match up. Which my first implementation of that worked. And subsequently also do that for the serializations and that worked fine in a single test case scenario. But when you run through, All the test suites. That's what AtomicDex…

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@TechAdept & @CryptoGnasher discuss technical detail of integration with KomodoPlatform's brilliant bit of blockchain DEX technology, the AtomicDEX.

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