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Refactor fee rate comparison logic in CompareModifiedEntry to use the shared helper function CompareAncestorFeeRate from txmempool.h, eliminating code duplication and improving maintainability.

Code changes brief

  • Removed inline fee rate calculation logic from CompareModifiedEntry::operator().
  • Integrated CompareAncestorFeeRate helper function to handle comparison, ensuring logic is centralized.
  • Maintained tie-breaking using CTxMemPool::CompareIteratorByHash for deterministic ordering.

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A forward declaration for the CompareAncestorFeeRate helper function was added to miner.h. The CompareModifiedEntry struct's comparator logic was refactored to use this helper for ancestor fee rate comparisons, replacing the previous manual cross-multiplication approach. The tie-breaker logic remains unchanged.

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Miner Comparator Refactor
src/miner.h
Added forward declaration for CompareAncestorFeeRate; refactored CompareModifiedEntry to use this helper for ancestor fee rate comparisons instead of manual logic.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/miner.h (1)

89-94: Confirm strict-weak ordering in CompareAncestorFeeRate and simplify tie-check

I wasn’t able to locate the definition of CompareAncestorFeeRate. Please verify that it implements a strict comparator (using < via cross-multiplication of fees/sizes and never <=) and satisfies strict-weak ordering. Once confirmed, in src/miner.h (lines 89–94) replace:

if (CompareAncestorFeeRate(aFees, aSize, bFees, bSize)
    == CompareAncestorFeeRate(bFees, bSize, aFees, aSize)) {
    return CTxMemPool::CompareIteratorByHash()(a.iter, b.iter);
}
return CompareAncestorFeeRate(aFees, aSize, bFees, bSize);

with:

const bool a_lt_b = CompareAncestorFeeRate(aFees, aSize, bFees, bSize);
const bool b_lt_a = CompareAncestorFeeRate(bFees, bSize, aFees, aSize);
if (!a_lt_b && !b_lt_a) {
    return CTxMemPool::CompareIteratorByHash()(a.iter, b.iter);
}
return a_lt_b;

This reduces it to two helper calls and makes the tie-case explicit.

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src/miner.h (2)

80-81: Comment update LGTM

Accurately reflects the refactor intent to centralize fee rate comparison.


12-14: Incorrect suggestion: keep the forward declaration in miner.h

The search across the entire repository (using rg -n CompareAncestorFeeRate -S) shows that the only declaration of CompareAncestorFeeRate is the one in src/miner.h. There is no matching declaration in txmempool.h, so removing the forward declaration would break the build. Please ignore the previous recommendation to drop it.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

Comment on lines +84 to +88
double aFees = (double)a.nModFeesWithAncestors;
double aSize = (double)a.nSizeWithAncestors;
double bFees = (double)b.nModFeesWithAncestors;
double bSize = (double)b.nSizeWithAncestors;

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⚠️ Potential issue

Do not cast fees/size to double; keep integer types for exactness

Casting nModFeesWithAncestors and sizes to double risks precision loss and subtle ordering bugs. Keep everything in integral types and pass them directly to the helper (which should also operate on integral types).

Apply:

-        double aFees = (double)a.nModFeesWithAncestors;
-        double aSize = (double)a.nSizeWithAncestors;
-        double bFees = (double)b.nModFeesWithAncestors;
-        double bSize = (double)b.nSizeWithAncestors;
+        const CAmount aFees = a.nModFeesWithAncestors;
+        const uint64_t aSize = a.nSizeWithAncestors;
+        const CAmount bFees = b.nModFeesWithAncestors;
+        const uint64_t bSize = b.nSizeWithAncestors;

Note: This assumes the helper takes integral types; align with the actual signature in txmempool.h.

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double aFees = (double)a.nModFeesWithAncestors;
double aSize = (double)a.nSizeWithAncestors;
double bFees = (double)b.nModFeesWithAncestors;
double bSize = (double)b.nSizeWithAncestors;
const CAmount aFees = a.nModFeesWithAncestors;
const uint64_t aSize = a.nSizeWithAncestors;
const CAmount bFees = b.nModFeesWithAncestors;
const uint64_t bSize = b.nSizeWithAncestors;
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/miner.h around lines 84 to 88, the code casts fee and size values from
integers to double, risking precision loss and ordering bugs. Remove the casts
and keep these variables as their original integral types, passing them directly
to the helper function. Also, verify and align the helper function's signature
in txmempool.h to accept integral types accordingly.

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