Do you know any bock explorer that shows sigops?

[piotr_n]

As I learned only recently one of the steps in a new block's verification is counting a total number of sigops inside the block - if it'd exceed 20000, such block supposed ot be rejected.

So I've implemented this in my own software, but cannot find any reliable reference to make sure that I'm counting these numbers properly.

Does anyone know any block explorer that would show number of sigops in each block?

Or if not, can anyone confirm whether I've counted these numbers properly:

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Block#  Block Hash                                                            Sigops
403908	0000000000000000067549f6a6a4590405161bd6773166cd00518f121e6961b5	5600
403907	0000000000000000019955303142ecd05a374a0657945b8b2d1b89fd10cb9f17	2635
403906	0000000000000000060d52b13b0cd892dbf986177c8f2d7fe3f652e9574fce04	4527
403905	0000000000000000026031da9dc81b633bf3c566ddfc85bef72216a33c2166ec	1516
403904	000000000000000004f2b65476bcf0b72d9846283b87b488dd6be0c5c8423d39	930 
403903	000000000000000001ee250b7132b41ed068ab443465b1d2954350c2e034b93a	1170
403902	000000000000000004a983db2a27e573b2aa2501a904440a8a7a00058eabdbb9	1708
403901	000000000000000002f5b6d90cff1f4083271f5dfc607c72cc99b80355de01d3	723 
403900	000000000000000001e5e0c849184c832968f220456731820107acde3c91ed6a	5709
403899	000000000000000001bf70c02bc4bc1c962e808d411b0a3a627a0acdabb7d4ba	3311
403898	00000000000000000388e1db2b93eb338a48eec7f5c554e7f25c5a260c164ffb	3733
403897	0000000000000000017bf7996829ac5939d24e5c23c50b14d5cc94e131a1d43a	4603
403896	000000000000000006670bd2ec8902308ac712eca9421538b631471b6b18e110	7197
403895	0000000000000000024767f99ac1028162b728debebde0864b5aa3d932855c69	8951
403894	000000000000000002b6b8f7de6485c5829622306197af41aa338f59b56d38eb	3049
403893	000000000000000000520b20ac8dfc6388e8afa071d55e8e8f338645cf3db7a3	2380
403892	000000000000000001f3b14dcbc09dfce73c77890f82f935dc5e90b9cea1f69a	1809
403891	000000000000000000c52f273c7382616fbc72ae9cd080bb4a2b52d8deb70d2f	2791
403890	0000000000000000022bb622accabc0b8739adafa425ed4a605b0164c5d81b7d	3029
403889	00000000000000000313a13e433822d39c9f7226bff7230f3d92e971faf1f46c	4483
403888	000000000000000004a4388ca15be3d5a49ef66960972e3baf9a9ed27a27ff20	5372
403887	000000000000000003dc28c943e06f97809194b0d5460d58267c92152c03fc70	5728
403886	00000000000000000453bf07533a0a66bb164571759d5cd289b1bea250be758d	6282
403885	000000000000000006675fdbd01884e44bb8a4c4636209709ee768d9990c3609	1094
403884	000000000000000003e477a5f58893daa99578a1dd87014661d7e85df8370ebe	602 
403883	0000000000000000037398599c10b434976d5825244f3dfafda8dd851e9313cf	2682
403882	000000000000000002a7161e6ad70e45ca8eaaa97c9821e0edc51612e977119f	6604

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[TierNolan]

For questions like this, there is often a test.

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/test/sigopcount_tests.cpp

This doesn't give you block sigop counts, but it creates various scripts. 

There are 2 sigop counts too.  You need to check the count for P2SH outputs and non-P2SH outputs.  A P2SH output inherently has zero sigops under the legacy rules.  You can see the info in the P2SH BIP.