feat: bindings to `getExpectedWithdrawals` and native tweaks by spiral-ladder · Pull Request #350 · ChainSafe/lodestar-z

spiral-ladder · 2026-05-06T03:29:42Z

add bindings to it
don't heap allocate for withdrawals_results since it is capped at preset.MAX_WITHDRAWALS_PER_PAYLOAD == 16. This is about max ~800 bytes on mainnet preset
add assertions to assert the above

extracted from #347

gemini-code-assist · 2026-05-06T03:29:50Z

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This pull request introduces native bindings for computing expected withdrawals and optimizes the underlying withdrawal processing logic. By removing heap allocations in favor of fixed-size stack buffers, the implementation improves performance and memory safety for withdrawal operations. The changes also include necessary updates to the TypeScript definitions to support the new functionality.

Highlights

N-API Bindings: Added getExpectedWithdrawals bindings to BeaconStateView to expose withdrawal computation logic to the N-API layer.
Memory Optimization: Refactored getExpectedWithdrawals to use stack-allocated buffers instead of heap allocation for withdrawal results, leveraging the fixed MAX_WITHDRAWALS_PER_PAYLOAD constraint.
API Refinement: Removed the Allocator parameter from getExpectedWithdrawals across the codebase, simplifying the function signature and enforcing safer memory usage via appendAssumeCapacity.

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This pull request implements the getExpectedWithdrawals method in the NAPI bindings for BeaconStateView and refactors the internal Zig implementation to utilize stack-allocated buffers, removing the requirement for an allocator in the withdrawal processing logic. Review feedback highlights several style guide violations, including a lack of assertions, exceeding the maximum function length, and the use of architecture-specific usize for balances. There is also a recommendation to ensure consistent use of stack-allocated buffers in process_block.zig to align with the PR's performance objectives.

gemini-code-assist · 2026-05-06T03:31:25Z

-                    allocator,
                    epoch_cache,
                    state,
                    &withdrawals_result,


The pull request description mentions avoiding heap allocation for withdrawals_results because it is capped at 16. However, the declaration of withdrawals_result at line 65 (outside this diff hunk) still uses initCapacity(allocator, ...). To fulfill the PR's objective and maintain consistency with the implementation in BeaconStateView.zig, please update the declaration to use a stack-allocated buffer and initBuffer.

fixed in new push

gemini-code-assist · 2026-05-06T03:31:25Z

+/// Returns: { expectedWithdrawals: Withdrawal[], processedPartialWithdrawalsCount, processedValidatorSweepCount,
+///           processedBuilderWithdrawalsCount, processedBuildersSweepCount }
+/// The latter two are Gloas-only — always 0 here since Zig STF doesn't process Gloas yet.
+pub fn getExpectedWithdrawals(self: *const BeaconStateView) !js.Value {


This function lacks assertions. The style guide (line 54) requires an average minimum of two assertions per function to detect programmer errors and enforce invariants. Since this is a public binding method, consider adding assertions to verify the state or the integrity of the results before returning to the JS environment.

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The assertion density of the code must average a minimum of two assertions per function. ^(link)

we are asserting in the native fn and already throwing a fork error below

gemini-code-assist · 2026-05-06T03:31:25Z

+        .withdrawals = ct.capella.Withdrawals.Type.initBuffer(&withdrawals_buf),
+    };
+
+    var withdrawal_balances = std.AutoHashMap(ct.primitive.ValidatorIndex.Type, usize).init(allocator);


The use of usize for the value type in withdrawal_balances violates the style guide (line 44), which discourages architecture-specific types for non-memory related values. Since this map stores validator balances (Gwei), u64 should be used instead.

var withdrawal_balances = std.AutoHashMap(ct.primitive.ValidatorIndex.Type, u64).init(allocator);

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Use explicitly-sized types like u32 for everything, avoid architecture-specific usize. ^(link)

gemini-code-assist · 2026-05-06T03:31:25Z

+/// This list is assumed to be bounded by `preset.MAX_WITHDRAWALS_PER_PAYLOAD`.
+///
+/// Caller should deinit `withdrawal_balances` with .deinit() after use.
 pub fn getExpectedWithdrawals(


This function is approximately 130 lines long, which exceeds the hard limit of 70 lines per function defined in the style guide (line 108). Please refactor this logic by extracting the partial withdrawal processing and the validator sweep into separate helper functions.

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We enforce a hard limit of 70 lines per function. ^(link)

- add bindings to it - don't heap allocate for `withdrawals_results` since it is capped at `preset.MAX_WITHDRAWALS_PER_PAYLOAD == 16`. This is about max ~800 bytes on mainnet preset - add assertions to assert the above

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looks good

Bring in #246 (forkchoice + gloas types), #350 (withdrawals bindings), #342/#348 (bindings refactors), and the other 7 PRs merged since this branch diverged. Updates gloas.zig FixedListType/FixedVectorType call sites for the new opts argument added by this PR: * balances / inactivity_scores / previous & current_epoch_participation now route through phase0.Balances / altair.{Epoch,Inactivity}Scores so they inherit chunked_leaf=true (matches fulu BeaconState shape). * Other 13 FixedListType / 3 FixedVectorType sites take the default .{} opts.

This PR aligns the bindings to `BeaconStateView` and its native implementation with the requirements of the typescript interface found at [`IBeaconStateView`](https://github.com/ChainSafe/lodestar/blob/374360e50a5de058b777a94d041089f9999d0726/packages/state-transition/src/stateView/interface.ts#L56). ## Details This should be ready for a look. This PR mostly aligns `BeaconStateView` to a 'good enough' state to be consumed by `lodestar` for state transition. This PR mainly adds missing functions and fixes the function signatures of already implemented methods (which did not align with `IBeaconStateView` Note that this does not include the following implementations, which are throw stubs for now: - gloas related functions (we do pre-gloas STF for now) - rewards API Other related work that I broke into smaller PRs for reviewability: #342, #348, #350, #366, #367, #368

🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [1.0.0](v0.1.2...v1.0.0) (2026-08-19) ### Features * add `state.getBuildersLength()` binding ([#472](#472)) ([be2b5ab](be2b5ab)) * **beacon-node:** add block state cache and checkpoint datastore ([#452](#452)) ([2145faa](2145faa)) * bindings to `getExpectedWithdrawals` and native tweaks ([#350](#350)) ([f47bc66](f47bc66)) * **bindings:** add pubkey cache syncPubkeys ([#537](#537)) ([542779f](542779f)) * **bindings:** aggregate cached public keys by validator index ([#397](#397)) ([2f90603](2f90603)) * **bindings:** align `BeaconStateView` with `IBeaconStateView` ([#347](#347)) ([b8ec273](b8ec273)) * **bindings:** configurable pubkey cache growth step ([#481](#481)) ([133ef24](133ef24)) * **bindings:** expose more APIs for STF ([#444](#444)) ([7fe2609](7fe2609)) * **bls:** add small MSM for npoints < 32 ([#393](#393)) ([b430638](b430638)) * **blst:** use external buffers for blst operations ([#358](#358)) ([78e4678](78e4678)) * **ci:** conditionally publish bindings with tag ([#355](#355)) ([ea77919](ea77919)) * **clock:** add clock module for slot/epoch timing ([#354](#354)) ([385b077](385b077)) * **fork_choice:** add Prometheus metrics module ([#309](#309)) ([cbc9d8d](cbc9d8d)) * **forkchoice:** implement the forkchoice module ([#246](#246)) ([7c62a9b](7c62a9b)) * getSyncCommitteesWitness ([#367](#367)) ([ef77649](ef77649)) * implement `loadState` API and binding ([#165](#165)) ([f903519](f903519)), closes [#159](#159) * **metrics:** metrics bindings ([#455](#455)) ([dd41999](dd41999)) * migrate blst,pubkeys to use zapi js dsl ([#331](#331)) ([fcd26ca](fcd26ca)) * **pubkeys:** add getPubkeyBytes binding ([#555](#555)) ([4ca51cf](4ca51cf)) * publish ARM64 musl bindings ([#482](#482)) ([ac764c9](ac764c9)) * **shuffle:** add swap-or-not shuffling module and binding ([#559](#559)) ([c2db37c](c2db37c)) * split nextValue fn ([#464](#464)) ([b47faeb](b47faeb)) * support getLatestWeakSubjectivityCheckpointEpoch ([#366](#366)) ([dcf3883](dcf3883)) * update fulu deposit processing ([#442](#442)) ([064335c](064335c)) ### Bug Fixes * avoid set ([#484](#484)) ([2e25d97](2e25d97)) * better generation of rand scalar ([#388](#388)) ([74dce77](74dce77)) * **bindings:** accept `dontTransferCache` in processSlots for backward compatibility ([#460](#460)) ([65df5af](65df5af)) * **bindings:** check signature infinity by default ([#509](#509)) ([2f5f281](2f5f281)) * **bindings:** clean up failed async BLS work ([#527](#527)) ([1111b00](1111b00)) * **bindings:** free metrics writer on scrape failure ([#529](#529)) ([4c8d94a](4c8d94a)) * **bindings:** harden random aggregate scalars ([#528](#528)) ([8e89a63](8e89a63)) * **bindings:** log level for missing fields ([#435](#435)) ([08faf41](08faf41)) * **bindings:** misordering of print for cpu count ([#381](#381)) ([752a972](752a972)) * **bindings:** populate epoch participation for test fixtures ([#436](#436)) ([8dbdd2e](8dbdd2e)) * **bindings:** refcount Pool to fix teardown panic ([#352](#352)) ([23b2f68](23b2f68)) * **bindings:** roll back partial N-API initialization ([#491](#491)) ([31c5ebb](31c5ebb)) * **bindings:** size BLS thread pool by cgroup-aware CPU count ([#386](#386)) ([3ae9522](3ae9522)) * **bindings:** validate class types before unwrap ([#514](#514)) ([2fd2ad5](2fd2ad5)) * **bindings:** validate secret key hex length ([#517](#517)) ([136e415](136e415)) * **bls:** align PublicKey.uncompress validation with Signature.uncompress ([#508](#508)) ([5a8dbe9](5a8dbe9)) * **bls:** bound randomized aggregation inputs ([#548](#548)) ([779d0bf](779d0bf)), closes [#542](#542) * **bls:** clean up partial thread pool initialization ([#490](#490)) ([d55e598](d55e598)) * **bls:** convert pippenger scratch bytes to element counts ([#513](#513)) ([a12ca92](a12ca92)) * **bls:** enforce 32-byte signing roots ([#545](#545)) ([72fd308](72fd308)) * **bls:** make batch cardinality structural ([#547](#547)) ([a06d8b2](a06d8b2)) * **bls:** preserve aggregate outputs on failure ([#521](#521)) ([e0b6dd1](e0b6dd1)) * **bls:** reject empty keygen salts ([#524](#524)) ([d2a9c86](d2a9c86)) * **bls:** reject unknown BLST error codes ([#525](#525)) ([9e4a6ad](9e4a6ad)) * **bls:** size pairing buffers for 32-bit targets ([#531](#531)) ([dc64a27](dc64a27)) * **blst:** default signature infinity check to true if not provided ([#387](#387)) ([021cdcb](021cdcb)) * **build:** remove `zig-out` from `files` ([#360](#360)) ([c52af09](c52af09)) * **ci:** fix caching spec test version ([#439](#439)) ([96885a1](96885a1)) * dangling state pointer in loadOtherState ([#450](#450)) ([81cbd5f](81cbd5f)) * **epoch_cache:** compute missing `next_proposers` ([#447](#447)) ([0088a29](0088a29)) * **epoch_cache:** populate decision roots in afterProcessEpoch ([#453](#453)) ([4b70a5e](4b70a5e)) * export asyncAggregateWithRandomness through napi binding ([#371](#371)) ([1d04c2b](1d04c2b)) * harden memory safety across PMT, SSZ tree views, and state 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feat: bindings to getExpectedWithdrawals and native tweaks

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