Simplify soft forks via code generation#82
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See #83 for an example of this in use, in particular compare the "Re-enable OP_CAT" commit there to the "Re-enable OP_CAT" and "OP_CAT deployment" commits in #68. Any ideas on how to automate the tweaks needed for rpc_blockchain.py appreciated; I think that's the only thing that will continue to force soft-fork PRs to conflict. |
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src/binana.pywhich turnssrc/binana/*.jsonfiles into asrc/binana.hheader file, that will automatically fill in many of the commonly touched parts of the code when introducing a new soft fork or opcode.