The variable m_absurd_fee has only two lines written in the entire source code. It is the following two lines.
validation.cpp: L451
const CAmount & m_absurd_fee;
const CAmount & nAbsurdFee = args.m_absurd_fee;
As a result, isn't nAbsurdFee indefinite?
This causes a problem with the following line:
validation.cpp: L717
if (nAbsurdFee && nFees> nAbsurdFee)
return state.Invalid (ValidationInvalidReason :: TX_NOT_STANDARD, false,
REJECT_HIGHFEE, "absurdly-high-fee",
strprintf ("% d>% d", nFees, nAbsurdFee));
As a result, may an error occur with the "sendrawtransaction" command?
The variable m_absurd_fee has only two lines written in the entire source code. It is the following two lines.
validation.cpp: L451
const CAmount & m_absurd_fee;
const CAmount & nAbsurdFee = args.m_absurd_fee;
As a result, isn't nAbsurdFee indefinite?
This causes a problem with the following line:
validation.cpp: L717
if (nAbsurdFee && nFees> nAbsurdFee)
return state.Invalid (ValidationInvalidReason :: TX_NOT_STANDARD, false,
REJECT_HIGHFEE, "absurdly-high-fee",
strprintf ("% d>% d", nFees, nAbsurdFee));
As a result, may an error occur with the "sendrawtransaction" command?