Erik Zhang
Erik Zhang
And, by contrast, specifying a contract V is actually more dangerous. For example, if I specify that V is `ContractManagement` and the method to execute is `Destroy`. But if I...
> this seems very dangerous. The script is loaded in a different context, so it's not dangerous. This is the same as calling a contract, but saves the cost of...
Suppose there is a DAO contract that allows users to create an organization and set up administrative accounts according to the organization's rules. Since users can create arbitrary rules for...
> And how about loading the entry script once again as dynamic one to try having some fun with CalledByEntry checks or some other contract-specific thing (the result of this...
> And when any bad behaviour is found we have PolicyContract.BlockAccount for regular contracts while we have nothing for dynamic code (and probably can't have anything). @roman-khimov You convinced me....
I think that when we cut the blocks, the data is already very large. Synchronization via p2p network is no longer realistic. If you really need to synchronize the complete...
Where do these dynamic link libraries come from?
> The dynamic link uses the bellman library. For compatibility, we wrap a layer. Some suggestions: 1. These dynamic link libraries should support Windows, Linux and Mac. 2. These dynamic...
> Since the original project is already wrapped with a rust project, do I need to create a project and wrap it again? You need to create wrapper classes in...