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@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ Say you want to do a trace on block `B`. Now there are a couple of cases: |
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Here's what happens in each respective case: |
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Here's what happens in each respective case: |
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1. Geth will regenerate the desired state by replaying blocks from the closest point ina |
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1. Geth will regenerate the desired state by replaying blocks from the closest point in |
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time before `B` where it has full state. This defaults to `128` blocks max, but you can |
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time before `B` where it has full state. This defaults to `128` blocks max, but you can |
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specify more in the actual call `... "reexec":1000 .. }` to the tracer. |
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specify more in the actual call `... "reexec":1000 .. }` to the tracer. |
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2. Sorry, can't be done without replaying from genesis. |
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2. Sorry, can't be done without replaying from genesis. |
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