Mike Hearn d82f102b4b Introduce a new MemoryPool abstraction and use it for tracking peer confidences. This replaces the previous, less explicit system which had each peer try and track all transactions it'd seen in a per-peer pool. ... This makes experimental usage of weak references and a reference queue to make the MemoryPool only bother tracking transactions that were retained by some other part of the program, ie, because they were relevant to the wallet. This stops the memory usage from bloating due to lots of large transactions flying around the network whilst still letting us intelligently monitor how many peers announced transactions without tight coupling between components. Note that we still need the cap on the pool size because otherwise you could DoS a bitcoinj based program by sending it lots of fake transactions it found interesting. The DoS potential still exists but is a bit different now.		2012-04-05 12:14:36 +02:00
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src	Introduce a new MemoryPool abstraction and use it for tracking peer confidences. This replaces the previous, less explicit system which had each peer try and track all transactions it'd seen in a per-peer pool.	2012-04-05 12:14:36 +02:00
findbugs.xml	Clear out some more FindBugs warnings.	2012-04-04 23:52:02 +02:00
pom.xml	Add a dependency on Guava base libraries and replace a few asserts with Preconditions, which means they will always run including in production code. Fix a bug revealed by this (IntelliJ does not run unit tests with assertions enabled!)	2012-04-02 13:40:20 +02:00