EmitEvent adds the event to the queue of output events NB: This function works with the (legacy) protoc-generated types and is likely to be removed in the future, with EmitMirEvent taking its place.

EmitMirEvent adds the event to the queue of output events NB: this function works with the Mir-generated types.

HashOneMessage emits a request event to compute hash one message.

HashRequest emits a request event to compute hashes of a batch of messages.

MirOrigin creates a dslpb.Origin protobuf.

NewModule creates a new dsl module with a given id.

Origin creates a dslpb.Origin protobuf.

SendMessage emits a request event to send a message over the network.

SignRequest emits a request event to sign the given message.

UponCondition registers a special type of handler that will be invoked each time after processing a batch of events.

UponEvent registers an event handler for module m.

UponHashResult invokes handler when the module receives a response to a request made by HashRequest with the same context type C.

UponInit invokes handler when the module is initialized.

UponMessageReceived invokes handler when the module receives a message over the network.

UponMirEvent registers an event handler for module m.

UponNewRequests invokes handler when the module receives a NewRequests event.

UponNodeSigsVerified invokes handler when the module receives a response to a request made by VerifyNodeSigs with the same context type C.

UponOneHashResult is a wrapper around UponHashResult that invokes handler on each response in a batch separately.

UponOneNodeSigVerified is a wrapper around UponNodeSigsVerified that invokes handler on each response in a batch separately.

UponSignResult invokes handler when the module receives a response to a request made by SignRequest with the same context type C.

VerifyNodeSigs emits a signature verification request event for a batch of signatures.

VerifyOneNodeSig emits a signature verification request event for one signature.

Handle is used to manage internal state of the dsl module.

Module allows creating passive modules in a very natural declarative way.

ContextID is used to address the internal context store of the dsl module.