Examples with Time org.tron.common.utils.Time used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Time

use of org.tron.common.utils.Time in project java-tron by tronprotocol.

the class NodeImpl method startFetchSyncBlock.

private synchronized void startFetchSyncBlock() {
    // TODO: check how many block is processing and decide if fetch more
    HashMap<PeerConnection, List<BlockId>> send = new HashMap<>();
    HashSet<BlockId> request = new HashSet<>();
    getActivePeer().stream().filter(peer -> peer.isNeedSyncFromPeer() && !peer.isBusy()).forEach(peer -> {
        if (!send.containsKey(peer)) {
            // TODO: Attention multi thread here
            send.put(peer, new LinkedList<>());
        }
        for (BlockId blockId : peer.getSyncBlockToFetch()) {
            if (// TODO: clean processing block
            !request.contains(blockId) && !syncBlockIdWeRequested.containsKey(blockId)) {
                send.get(peer).add(blockId);
                request.add(blockId);
            // TODO: check max block num to fetch from one peer.
            // if (send.get(peer).size() > 200) { //Max Blocks peer get one time
            // break;
            // }
            }
        }
    });
    send.forEach((peer, blockIds) -> {
        // TODO: use collector
        blockIds.forEach(blockId -> {
            syncBlockIdWeRequested.put(blockId, System.currentTimeMillis());
            peer.getSyncBlockRequested().put(blockId, System.currentTimeMillis());
        });
        List<Sha256Hash> ids = new LinkedList<>();
        ids.addAll(blockIds);
        peer.sendMessage(new FetchInvDataMessage(ids, InventoryType.BLOCK));
    });
    send.clear();
}