Function reprocess_queued_msgs

gossipd/gossmap_manage.c:1309–1367

}

static void reprocess_queued_msgs(struct gossmap_manage *gm)
{
	bool pending_ann_empty, early_ann_empty;

	pending_ann_empty = map_empty(&gm->pending_ann_map);
	early_ann_empty = map_empty(&gm->early_ann_map);

	if (pending_ann_empty) {
		reprocess_pending_cupdates(gm);
		/* This should have been final! */
		assert(map_empty(&gm->pending_ann_map));
	}

	if (early_ann_empty) {
		/* reprocess_pending_cupdates should not have added any! */
		assert(map_empty(&gm->early_ann_map));
		reprocess_early_cupdates(gm);
		/* Won't add any more */
		assert(map_empty(&gm->early_ann_map));
	}

	/* Nothing at all outstanding?  All node_announcements can now be processed */
	if (early_ann_empty && pending_ann_empty) {
		struct pending_nannounce **pnas = gm->pending_nannounces;

		gm->pending_nannounces = tal_arr(gm, struct pending_nannounce *, 0);

		for (size_t i = 0; i < tal_count(pnas); i++) {
			struct gossmap_node *node;
			struct gossmap *gossmap = gossmap_manage_get_gossmap(gm);

			node = gossmap_find_node(gossmap, &pnas[i]->node_id);
			if (!node) {
				/* Seeker may want to ask about this. */
				query_unknown_node(gm->daemon,
						   pnas[i]->source_peer, &pnas[i]->node_id);

				/* Don't complain to them: this can happen. */
				bad_gossip(pnas[i]->source_peer,
					   tal_fmt(tmpctx,
						   "node_announcement: unknown node %s",
						   fmt_node_id(tmpctx, &pnas[i]->node_id)));
				continue;
			}

			process_node_announcement(gm, gossmap, node,
						  pnas[i]->timestamp,
						  &pnas[i]->node_id,
						  pnas[i]->nannounce,
						  pnas[i]->source_peer);
		}

		/* Won't add any new ones */
		assert(map_empty(&gm->pending_ann_map));
		assert(map_empty(&gm->early_ann_map));

		tal_free(pnas);
	}