Struct miden_node_proto::generated::block_header::BlockHeader
source · pub struct BlockHeader {
pub version: u32,
pub prev_hash: Option<Digest>,
pub block_num: u32,
pub chain_root: Option<Digest>,
pub account_root: Option<Digest>,
pub nullifier_root: Option<Digest>,
pub note_root: Option<Digest>,
pub batch_root: Option<Digest>,
pub proof_hash: Option<Digest>,
pub timestamp: u32,
}Fields§
§version: u32specifies the version of the protocol.
prev_hash: Option<Digest>the hash of the previous blocks header.
block_num: u32a unique sequential number of the current block.
chain_root: Option<Digest>a commitment to an MMR of the entire chain where each block is a leaf.
account_root: Option<Digest>a commitment to account database.
nullifier_root: Option<Digest>a commitment to the nullifier database.
note_root: Option<Digest>a commitment to all notes created in the current block.
batch_root: Option<Digest>a commitment to a set of transaction batches executed as a part of this block.
proof_hash: Option<Digest>a hash of a STARK proof attesting to the correct state transition.
timestamp: u32the time when the block was created.
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source§impl Clone for BlockHeader
impl Clone for BlockHeader
source§fn clone(&self) -> BlockHeader
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source§impl From<&BlockHeader> for BlockHeader
impl From<&BlockHeader> for BlockHeader
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source§impl From<BlockHeader> for BlockHeader
impl From<BlockHeader> for BlockHeader
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source§impl Message for BlockHeader
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source§fn eq(&self, other: &BlockHeader) -> bool
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source§impl TryFrom<BlockHeader> for BlockHeader
impl TryFrom<BlockHeader> for BlockHeader
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