Solana
Solana is a public blockchain that achieves consensus using a unique proof of history algorithm. It promises a very high transactions per second rate, without requiring a level 2 chain or sharding.
On-chain programs are usually written in Rust and compiled using LLVM to a variation of the Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) bytecode.
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currently, for a given program, only the last executed test suite log survives since they are all streamed to the same file
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When solang --standard-json is run, the output from the compiler is in the standard json format. However, the input is not.
- Parse input on stdin as json using the [standard json](https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/v0.8.13/using-the-compiler.html#compiler-input-and-output-json-descri
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SPL Memo
The implementation is in this fork here:
https://github.com/Auguron/solana-py/blob/8b8516aedb158c5b0a5d5b742043c4e1507452ef/src/memo/memo_program.py#L1
Let's write a test or two and merge the code from the fork
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It should be easier for users to create wallets.
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Created by Anatoly Yakovenko
Released April 2019
Latest release Today
- Repository
- solana-labs/solana
- Website
- solana.com
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia
Problem
There is not a way from the CLI (that I know of) to find all the stake accounts for a given withdraw authority. Both Step Finance and Sonar Watch support this query, and the CLI should be able to as well.
Proposed Solution
From @mvines