Quote from: Elit on March 13, 2015, 11:26:04 AM

Quote from: El_Nickio on March 12, 2015, 07:56:33 PM

Quote from: Elit on March 12, 2015, 10:43:26 AM

Thanks for reply but both links have Source code. I don't know how to compile from it Windows wallet.
What i need is link with working updated complied wallet so i can start *.exe and use it. Sorry for all troubles

Both the windows qt links from the opening post seem to work - the mega and the source-forge ones. I still run this original wallet.

There is some misunderstand. I have original xencoin wallet and its work. My question is about updated wallet version 0915. Link http://xnc.se4.biz/pool have only source code 4.96mb zip but not complied windows QT exe like: xencoin-qt.exe. What im looking is Windows compiled xencoin-qt.exe with all his dll in folder for work like original wallet.
Do you have it or not? If you have can you give me link with zip archive. Ty

The only difference between the 0.6.3.3 and the 0.9.1.5 versions is different (additional checkpoints), and updated seed-nodes in the blockchain client - there are no other changes or fixes ported into it --

Apologies, as I had thought that there was a compiled EXE in that download.

Over the weekend, I will take TripTech's source and cross-compile it on my Debian-Jessie VM and make them available.

Because of the orphan TX issue that shows up due to Xencoin sharing network identifiers (and blockchain identifiers) with Litecoin and a several other alt-coins, my updates continually run out of orphan tx memory-mapping space. This causes communications failures in my updated code until the daemon is restarted. I believe this is also causing CPU exhaustion in the end when miners are attached to a client due to trying to wrap orphan transactions into a block on a chain that they don't belong in - then self-rejecting them for valid getwork on a new block.

Until XNC can be separated away from LTC and the other coins (I think WorldCoin is in there too) - memory pool will not work properly, which basically locks us into older client versions that don't have many of the improvements we need to help stabilize and improve things...