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feat: pipelined state processor for follower nodes #894
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feat: pipelined state processor for follower nodes #894
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The original plan was to move CCC out of the block processing loop, so that it's not blocking it. By moving CCC from
block_validator
toProcess
here, it's still blocking block insertion, right? What do we gain here?I feel like:
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Originally, we'd trace and ccc the whole block in one step (different ccc API).
By using a pipeline, we now process tx-by-tx in a pipelined manner. Are the CCC results the same? And do we gain a lot from this?